Ghana Charges Former Oil Regulator with $28m Money Laundering
Ghana’s anti-graft agency has charged ex-petroleum authority chief Mustapha Abdul-Hamid and six others in a $28 million corruption and money laundering case.
The Special Prosecutor filed 25 charges linked to a scheme allegedly run from 2022 to 2024. Abdul-Hamid, who denies wrongdoing, is accused of personally receiving $2.3 million. The case is part of President Mahama’s ongoing anti-corruption drive.
