NEWSLETTER | 27 -12 -2022

Five remanded for siphoning GH₵2.6million from company

For allegedly stealing building supplies worth GHS2,615,011 from Kwadwo Ofori, or K Ofori Enterprise Limited, five employees have appeared before an Accra Circuit Court.

The defendants are Felix Ofori-Boafo, a cashier, William Dagadu, a 27-year-old IT technician, Santa Nangba, a sales manager, Peter Bawla, a supervisor, and 28-year-old Michael Jeffery

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32% of persons living with HIV stop treatment due to out-of-pocket-payments

Health facilities have been urged by the Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC) to take into account the condition of HIV-positive people and lower out-of-pocket expenses for HIV services.

BoG issues fresh guidance to prevent the financing of terrorism

New anti-money laundering/countering the financing of terrorism and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (AML/CFT&P) regulations have been released by the Bank of Ghana.

Another historic accomplishment is about to occur – Annoh-Dompreh

The cedi has gained value recently when compared to other major trading currencies, particularly the US dollar.

Frank Annoh-Dompreh, a member of parliament for Nsawam-Adoagyiri, claims that the value of the local currency in relation to the dollar has increased by 61%.

Arsenal fans hail Eddie Nketiah, Thomas Partey for performance against West Ham

Arsenal fans on social media have hailed Eddie Nketiah and Thomas Partey for their display in the team’s 3-1 victory over West Ham.

Eddie Nketiah was among the goal-scorers as Arsenal came from a goal down to beat West Ham 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium.

Stonebwoy invited me to Bhim Concert; I don’t have beef with anyone – Tinny clarifies

On December 23, fans who attended Stonebwoy’s Bhim Concert at the Grand Arena were blown away when Tinny, walked on stage to perform with the Dancehall singer.

The shock was a result of a previous banter between the two Ghanaian musicians.

Paris shooting: Suspect admits ‘pathological’ hatred of migrants

The man accused of a deadly attack against the Kurdish community in Paris has admitted to a “pathological” hatred of migrants, French prosecutors say.