Samson’s Take: Fighting corruption, Mahama scores high but…

When a suspect satisfies multi-million-cedi bail, cooperates fully, and poses no flight or tampering risk, forcing them to report three times a week for months ceases to look like an investigative necessity.

When investigations become pre-trial punishments, the integrity of an anti-corruption campaign is measured not merely by how many people you investigate or how dramatic your arrests are, but by how you treat the accused under the law.

And Ghana’s anti-corruption fight deserves better than that.