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A church's routine payment took a dangerous turn - but who really controlled the money?
Two Ghanaian nationals face US charges over an alleged scheme targeting a church's finances.
Why is Ghana's musicians' union stepping in after a star's festival comments?
MUSIGA has cautioned musicians against public comments that could be seen as endorsing cybercrime, following remarks at a recent event.
A musicians' union draws a line on free speech versus criminal glorification after a star's controversial stage remarks.
MUSIGA has issued a statement cautioning musicians about public remarks that could be seen as endorsing online fraud.
What happens when students learn about the Constitution's role in the digital age?
Kwadaso NCCE engages students at Prempeh College and Methodist Technical School on constitutional values.
ISOC Ghana has initiated a crucial outreach in the Ashanti Region- what vital digital safety skills are they imparting to students and communities?
The Internet Society Ghana Chapter (ISOC Ghana) has launched its National Online Safety Outreach in the Ashanti Region, aiming to promote
A missing baby case unravels as police arrest the parents who made the report - what went wrong?
Parents of a five-month-old baby reported stolen at Kumasi's Asafo Market have been arrested by the Ejisu Divisional Police Command.
Discover how community media is being leveraged to build a more secure digital environment across Ghana.
Ghana's Deputy Communications Minister, Mohammed Adam Sukparu, has launched a new project aimed at bolstering the nation's cyber resilience through
An investigation is underway in the Oti Region after a farmer's actions led to a fatality on his property.
A farmer in the Oti Region has been arrested following an incident involving a suspected yam thief on his property. This development comes after
An Oti Region farmer is assisting police after a suspected yam thief was fatally shot on his property, sparking an investigation into the
A farmer in Ghana's Oti Region has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a suspected yam thief. This incident follows repeated
A GH¢380,000 deal for seasoning cubes goes wrong - but what really happened in court?
A businessman faces court in Accra over a failed supply deal involving seasoning cubes.
A recent report from the Bank of Ghana uncovers concerning trends regarding fraud within the nation's banking and deposit-taking institutions.
The 2025 Bank of Ghana (BoG) Fraud Report sheds light on employee involvement in fraudulent activities across financial institutions. Despite a
MTN Ghana introduces a new self-service SIM swap - but is it really more convenient and secure for customers?
MTN Ghana has launched a self-service SIM swap in Ho, offering customers more control over their mobile services. This initiative aims to improve customer experience through digital empowerment - but what challenges might users face?
AI-generated images are being used to promote products - but who is behind these digital doppelgangers?
Ghanaian public figures are finding their identities hijacked by AI-generated content - often used to promote products they know nothing about. The rise of deepfakes and cloned voices is raising concerns about trust and potential misuse.
The Minister insists the new SIM registration is about safety, not procurement - but can the system be trusted?
Sam George has assured Ghanaians that the new SIM registration exercise is about safety. The initiative seeks to address flaws that have left citizens vulnerable - but what problems still need solving?
A Togolese man with Ghana links is in hot water over a US fraud case - but what did he do?
A Togolese man with ties to Ghana has been implicated in a fraud case in the US- involving money laundering and identity theft. The case has caught the attention of both US and international authorities - but what exactly did he do?
A fake National Identification Authority (NIA) officer, Fidelis Samuel Mensah, has been jailed 30 days by the Gbese Dist
A fake National Identification Authority (NIA) officer, Fidelis Samuel Mensah, has been jailed 30 days by the Gbese District Court for defrauding applicants.
Can a camera's snapshot of a number plate legally prove who was driving? A new analysis challenges Ghana's automated traffic fines.
A legal analysis examines Ghana's TRAFFITECH-GH automated traffic enforcement, which issues violation notices to registered vehicle owners.
Why has no one been arrested after a civilian was allegedly macheted by prison staff and inmates?
A family in Kenyasi No. 2 is demanding justice after their relative was allegedly attacked with machetes by prison officers and inmates.