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POLICE ARREST SUSPECTS NIGERIAN NATIONALS FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CYBERCRIME AT KWABENYA; EIGHTEEN VICTIMS RESCUED
Following an intelligence-led operation by the Cybercrime Unit, in collaboration with the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit and the CID Headquarters Operations Unit, five suspects have been arrested at Kwabenya in connection with human trafficking and cyber-enabled criminal activities. The operation also led to the rescue of 18 young victims, who are now in the care of the appropriate authorities, while exhibits recovered from the scene are undergoing digital forensic examination to support ongoing investigations.
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Finally, Someone is Looking out For Us!
Most of us scrolled past the announcement back in February. The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) put out a statement saying certain drinks had to leave our shelves, quietly, without drama. No big press conference. No product names called out loudly. Just a directive, a deadline, and a warning.
The deadline was March 31, 2026. Some people thought it would blow over. Some traders apparently did too.
It didn't blow over.
In late April, the FDA's Market Surveillance Team, backed by the Ghana Police Service, moved through communities, town by town, they went in and came out with products. Over 2,100 of them, including Bullet Vodka Drink, Vody Vodka Mixed Drink, Cody's Vodka Energy Drink, Jojo Carbonated Vodka Mix, and Bel Ice Vodka Energy Mix Drink, to mention a few.
So, what exactly is the problem?
These beverages combine alcohol, a depressant, with stimulants like caffeine, inositol, kola nut, glucuronolactone, ginseng and guarana, to mention a few. The concern is that combining alcohol with stimulants can mask signs of intoxication, leading consumers to drink more than they should. You feel less drunk than you are. And then the real damage happens
Countries moved on this years ago. Ghana is catching up, and seriously so.
Now here is the real question: have you seen any of these products still sitting on shelves near you? More importantly, are you actively checking the ingredient list on your favourite alcoholic beverage? Because some of these ingredients do not announce themselves loudly on the label.
Some of these brands will disappear for a while, then come back reformulated, or possibly relaunch under an entirely new brand. We do not know. But hopefully without the stimulants.
For now, read the label. Then decide.
I’m glad that ABC is admitting that the toxic chemicals in your sunscreen are dangerous and cause cancer.
Everyone I know who has skin cancer wore them. 😬😭
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"Cristiano Ronaldo [is the toughest striker I've faced]. His penalty against Ghana in the 2022 World Cup was fake" - Alexander Djiku, Ghana defender
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Those questioning whether galamsey has stopped after Chairman Wontumi’s imprisonment should also consider whether robbery stopped after Atta Ayi was jailed - Joseph Azumah
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PRESS BRIEFING BY THE DIRECTOR GENERAL, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS DEPARTMENT (CID), GHANA POLICE SERVICE
Today, I briefed the nation on four major operations led by the Criminal Investigations Department and the Tema Regional Police Command, targeting cyber-enabled fraud, human trafficking, and the illicit trafficking of firearms and ammunition.
These operations resulted in the arrest of 28 suspects and the rescue of 33 victims, reaffirming our commitment to dismantling organised criminal networks, protecting the vulnerable, and preventing criminals from exploiting Ghana as a base for their activities.
The Ghana Police Service remains steadfast in strengthening intelligence-led investigations, enhancing inter-agency and international collaboration, and ensuring that those who engage in cybercrime, human trafficking, and firearm-related offences are brought to justice.
The story continues…
Roads and Highways Minister Kwame Governs Agbodza has assured that road projects funded under the newly approved $500 million World Bank credit facility will be closely monitored to ensure quality execution, warning that contractors who fail to deliver on their commitments will face tough consequences.
The funding, aimed at rehabilitating feeder roads and improving farm-to-market connectivity in selected districts, will be subject to strict supervision, Agbodza told Parliament.
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