The UK government plans to take Roman Abramovich to court over money from Chelsea's sale. Officials want the 2.5 billion pounds to help Ukraine during wartime. Abramovich sold Chelsea after Russia invaded Ukraine and faces sanctions from Britain. The cash sits frozen since the 2022 sale happened.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Foreign Secretary David Lammy said they will sue if needed. They want Ukrainian people to receive the money quickly for humanitarian aid. Abramovich argues the funds should help all war victims everywhere. His lawyers disagree with the government about who deserves the money.
The Russian billionaire made his fortune through oil and gas businesses. Britain let him sell Chelsea under special rules after the invasion...
Police rescued seven people from different African countries who had been tricked and held against their will. Officers found them locked up at a house near Assin Fosu on Sunday after getting a tip. The victims came from Mali, Togo, Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso. Someone promised them jobs with QNET, a marketing company online. Police arrested eight people during the rescue operation.
Zongo Jeon-Baptiste, age 35, appears to be the main person behind this crime. He comes from Burkina Faso and police say he lured these seven victims with fake job offers. The Central North Regional Police Commander confirmed the arrests to news reporters. Officers charged Jeon-Baptiste with human trafficking and fraud. The rescued people will help police...
Police rescued seven people from different African countries who had been tricked and held against their will. Officers found them locked up at a house near Assin Fosu on Sunday after getting a tip. The victims came from Mali, Togo, Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso. Someone promised them jobs with QNET, a marketing company online. Police arrested eight people during the rescue operation.
Zongo Jeon-Baptiste, age 35, appears to be the main person behind this crime. He comes from Burkina Faso and police say he lured these seven victims with fake job offers. The Central North Regional Police Commander confirmed the arrests to news reporters. Officers charged Jeon-Baptiste with human trafficking and fraud. The rescued people will help police...
Police rescued seven people from different African countries who had been tricked and held against their will. Officers found them locked up at a house near Assin Fosu on Sunday after getting a tip. The victims came from Mali, Togo, Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso. Someone promised them jobs with QNET, a marketing company online. Police arrested eight people during the rescue operation.
Zongo Jeon-Baptiste, age 35, appears to be the main person behind this crime. He comes from Burkina Faso and police say he lured these seven victims with fake job offers. The Central North Regional Police Commander confirmed the arrests to news reporters. Officers charged Jeon-Baptiste with human trafficking and fraud. The rescued people will help police...
Two men received three-month jail sentences from an Accra court for stealing a television. Isaac Bortey, age 28, works at a factory and broke into someone's home to take the TV. David Abu Bonnah, age 52, runs a business and took the stolen television from Bortey. Both men said they were guilty but tried to explain their actions. Judge Susan Edufful decided their explanations did not excuse what they did.
The theft happened on May 17 at 3:16 in the morning at Nungua. Bortey snuck into a security officer's house without anyone seeing him. Albert Alabi Tsokosi was sleeping in another room and did not hear anything. Bortey removed a black Samsung TV that was mounted on the wall. The security officer caught Bortey eleven days later with...
Ghana Immigration Service warns citizens about fake job scams on GOLERNERSHUB.COM website. Criminals claim the government opened special hiring programs through their false portal. Immigration officials deny any connection to the fraudulent recruitment scheme. The service never hired outside companies or people to handle job applications. No government approval exists for current immigration hiring at this time.
Assistant Commissioner Michael Amoako-Attah signed the official warning statement for public safety. Real job announcements only appear through national newspapers and verified government websites. Citizens should ignore all messages from GOLERNERSHUB.COM and similar fake sources. Immigration intelligence officers work with...
Kennedy Agyapong's office warns people about fake Google forms using his name online. Scammers created false registration documents that pretend to come from Team Ken and PHD groups. The former Assin Central MP never approved these forms or asked people to fill them out. His team says criminals want to steal personal information from unsuspecting citizens. Anyone who uses the fake link https://forms.gle/sAJ6HQjeoGv7u4437 risks becoming a fraud victim.
Communications director Kwaku Amoh-Darteh signed the warning statement dated June 2. He told citizens that Agyapong never collects public information through Google Forms or similar websites. Real announcements from the politician only come through verified official channels that people...
A Hohoe court fined painter Fia Foli Philip 1,200 cedis for calling his neighbor a witch. The 31-year-old man must also pay 5,000 cedis to the woman he insulted. Magistrate Joseph Y. Kunsong banned Philip from using witch accusations again. Chief Inspector Charles Aziati asked for harsh punishment to stop people from attacking older women. The prosecutor said calling women witches goes against local culture and values.
Philip stood outside the woman's house December 28 2021 and shouted terrible names at her. He blamed her for killing someone named Musa and called her flesh bitter. The painter told the woman that nobody could harm him through magic or spells. The complainant heard everything from inside her home with her disabled...
NPP Ashanti Regional Chairman Bernard Antwi-Boasiako left EOCO custody Monday night after paying 50 million Ghana cedis bail. People call him Chairman Wontumi and he walked free around 8 pm June 2. His lawyer Andy Appiah-Kubi told Neat FM radio that officials helped finish the paperwork late. EOCO investigators want Wontumi back Wednesday June 4 and again Monday June 9. The Economic and Organised Crime Office continues looking at his case.
Two MPs helped Wontumi make bail when others could not provide proper papers. Bryan Acheampong from Abetifi and George Boahen Oduro from New Edubease put up property worth more than needed. Businessman Kennedy Agyapong tried to help but his documents were not complete. A supporter from Somanya also...
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