Discover how the FBI dismantled a $15 million romance scam targeting over 130 Americans, involving Ghanaian nationals and sophisticated online…
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Parliamentary Committee Urges Government to Adequately Resource Ghana Standards Authority Amidst Concerns of Substandard Products
Ghanaian MPs demand urgent government action to equip the Ghana Standards Authority, combating substandard products with modern labs and increased…
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Ghanaian Consumer Watchdog Seeks Prosecution of Temu, Four Other E-commerce Platforms for Unapproved Goods
Ghana's consumer watchdog demands prosecution of Temu and other e-commerce giants for selling unapproved, risky imported goods.
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Ghana’s Digital Finance Boom Needs a Customer Charter to Solidify Trust
Ghana's digital finance growth needs a unified customer charter to build trust and protect millions of mobile money users from…
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Stanbic Bank Urges Responsible Digital Lending to Safeguard Africa’s Financial Future
Stanbic Bank champions responsible digital lending in Africa, balancing innovation with sustainability to protect the continent's financial future.
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Ghana Intensifies Crackdown on Unlicensed Real Estate Agents
Ghana intensifies efforts against unlicensed real estate agents to protect consumers and formalize the industry.
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FIFA Faces Scrutiny Over 2026 World Cup Ticket Pricing
New York and New Jersey launch an investigation into FIFA's 2026 World Cup ticket pricing over allegations of inflated costs…
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Bank of Ghana Halts MTN Mobile Money Transfer Fee Amidst Consumer Protection Concerns
Accra, Ghana – The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has stepped in to suspend a proposed 0.75% wallet-to-bank transfer fee by…
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Consumer Protection in Ghana’s Digital Space Under Scrutiny Amidst Levy Debate
Ghana's digital consumer protection is under scrutiny, with experts urging the Communications Minister to prioritize user safety amidst a recent…
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Proposed Mobile Money Transfer Fee Sparks Outrage, Threatens Financial Inclusion
A proposed 0.75% fee on mobile money-to-bank transfers sparks outrage, threatening financial inclusion and seamless digital finance.
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