Prominent investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has revealed his plans to unveil a documentary that will have a profound impact on Ghana.

Anas stated that the documentary, focused on certain politicians in the country, will be released before the 2024 elections. He emphasized that significant effort has gone into its production, which is why he hasn't released any work on Ghana in recent months.

During an interview with DW Africa, the renowned journalist expressed his determination to shake the foundation of Ghana with this upcoming investigative piece.

“The work that I am doing now might be the last before we get into the elections. But already the signs are very clear and I can tell you that the foundation would be shaken once again.

“There are a couple of international ones that are about to be released. But this one talking to you as a Ghanaian, I mean the foundation of Ghana would be shaken,” he said.

Anas Aremeyaw Anas acknowledged that he is taking thorough measures with the upcoming documentary to ensure its impact is similar to his previous work, which resulted in the removal of former Minister of State at the Ministry of Finance, Charles Ade Boahen.

However, it is worth noting that Anas has faced criticism from a segment of the public recently, particularly following his unsuccessful defamation lawsuit against Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong.

In the defamation case, the Accra High Court judge criticized Anas, accusing him of engaging in "investigative terrorism" rather than investigative journalism.

Furthermore, Anas faced backlash for his documentary titled 'Galamsey Economy,' which implicated Charles Adu Boahen and allegedly led to his dismissal. Some critics accused Anas of entrapping the former minister.