IMANI Africa's president urges starting Ghana's anti-corruption fight at the Presidency, criticizes the Special Prosecutor Office, and emphasizes tackling corruption at top government levels.

IMANI Africa's President, Franklin Cudjoe, argues that the fight against corruption in Ghana must start at the Presidency, where he believes corrupt deals are orchestrated. He criticizes the creation of the Office of the Special Prosecutor, calling it a defeatist approach. Citing the Scholarship Secretariat scandal and the Ministry of Special Initiatives, Cudjoe emphasizes the need for a proactive and comprehensive approach to tackle corruption at the highest levels of government.