Anas Aremeyaw is a renowned investigative journalist. Anas revealed that he will shortly release a documentary that will shake Ghana to its foundations.
According to Anas, the documentary would be published prior to the 2024 elections and would be an investigation of several politicians in the country.
The correspondent, who made these remarks in an interview with DW Africa, added that he has not published an article on Ghana for a couple of months due to the upcoming investigation.
"The work I am doing right now could be the last before the elections." However, the indications are already quite apparent, and I can assure you that the foundation will be shaken once more.
There will soon be the publication of a few international films. But this person speaking to you as a Ghanaian would upset the foundation of Ghana, he said.
He added that he is being meticulous with the forthcoming documentary so that it will have the same effect as the previous one, which led to the dismissal of Charles Ade Boahen, the former Minister of State at the Ministry of Finance.
Anas Aremeyaw Following the loss of his defamation litigation against Kennedy Agyapong, Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Anas has recently been criticized by a portion of the general public.
In a recent ruling on a defamation suit submitted by Anas, the presiding judge of the Accra High Court criticized him for allegedly engaging in "investigative terrorism" rather than investigative journalism.
The journalist was also criticized for his 'Galamsey Economy' documentary, which implicated Charles Adu Boahen and led to his dismissal; some accused him of luring the former minister into a snare.