Twenty-one of the 32 judges involved in the recent corruption bust by
Ghanaian investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas have been sacked by
the country’s Chief Justice. They were charged with taking bribes and
attempting to subvert justice. Chief Justice Georgina Wood told the
press that the 21 judges were found guilty of “violating the
constitution.”
She said the decision to fire the judges was taken based on
recommendations by committee set up by her office to investigate the
matter.
In October, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, known for his undercover
investigative work released a video in which 32 High Court judges and
circuit court magistrates were seen or heard negotiating bribes in order
to change the course of justice.
source SaharaReporters
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