Previous ministers were not handing back state owned property
Ghana has recently signed a bill that will require outgoing ministers to hand over state owned cars and houses after issuance of a three month deadline reports BBC.
The law comes after the country faced problems with government officials not returning state property after their term has ended.
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Although current legislation does require officials to hand in property after election of a new leader, no time limit was set.
Ghana goes to poll on 7th December. Current president John Mahama is standing for re-election against opponent Nana Akufo-Addo.
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