Two Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officers have been interdicted over allegations of fraud, document alteration, impersonation, and the forgery of the CEO's signature.
The controversy stems from an enforcement notice, purportedly issued under the name of EPA Chief Executive Officer Prof.
Nana Ama Browne Klutse.
The document, which directs a business to regularize its environmental permit or face closure, has raised concerns about its authenticity due to errors, including a reference to the "Environmental Protection Agency Act, 2025 (Act 1124)"-a law that does not yet exist.
