Ghana arrests Nigerians accused of running cyber-crime networks

Ghana's security forces have arrested nine Nigerians suspected of co-ordinating a host of cyber-crime activities from ...
The Business & Financial Times

Gateway to country shouldn’t be named after coup leader – activists

By Kingsley Webora TANKEH Activists are calling for Kotoka International Airport to be renamed, citing the coup origins of Gen. E.K. Kotoka, which they say directly contradicts the democratic values ...

Ghana’s gateway to the world should reflect our founding ideals, not a coup era – Odarteifio

Convener of the campaign to rename Kotoka International Airport (KIA), Steven Nhyira Odarteifio, has argued that beyond a ...

Not a Replacement, Not a Fluke: Wendy Shay’s Relentless Climb to Stardom

In Ghanaian pop culture, nicknames have a way of sticking, especially the cruel ones. “Shaytanic” began as an insult ...
MyJoyOnline

Ghanaian family disowns relative after fraud conviction in Australia

A Ghanaian family has publicly distanced itself from a relative, Maxwell Kyere, following his conviction in Australia for offences related to financial fraud and money laundering.
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ICT insight with Institute of ICT Professionals: Digital initiatives under scrutiny amid 'ghost names' scandal

By Abubakari Saddiq AdamsGhana’s ambitious digital transformation agenda, aimed at enhancing public sector efficiency and curbing corruption, recently came under intense scrutiny. A startling ...
Global South World on MSNOpinion

From ‘Ghana must go’ to ‘Abeg’: How the Global South is decolonising English - World Reframed 27

Take “Ghana Must Go.” Today, it’s the name of a big, colourful travel bag used across West Africa . But the phrase comes from ...
The Echo

Defendant defrauded Essex firm and blamed fake 'prostitute'

Lydia Forrester, 60, stole £75,000 from Rutland Haulage in Manningtree and used a Halifax bank account set up in 1988 under a fake name to ...
The Gazette

Defendant defrauded Manningtree and blamed fake 'prostitute'

Lydia Forrester, 60, stole £75,000 from Rutland Haulage in Manningtree and used a Halifax bank account set up in 1988 under a fake name to ...
MyJoyOnline

Tension mounts in Akyem Akroso over plans to sell royal cemetery for supermarket project

Tension is rising at Akyem Akroso in the Asene-Manso-Akroso District of the Eastern Region following a dispute between the Towa No. 1 Royal Family and the town’s Chief, Nana Kwabena Ofori II, over ...