Cola Holdings Faces Fraud Allegations as Nana Bediako Seeks to Overturn $15m Judgment in London
Cola Holdings Limited, the property company of one of London's wealthiest families, faces allegations of fraud in a High Court...
Does Anyaa-Sowutuom really have an MP?
There is a Member of Parliament for Anyaa-Sowutuom. His name is Emmanuel Tobbin, elected on the ticket of the New...
Ecuador Supports Morocco’s Sovereignty over Sahara, Extends Consular Coverage of its Embassy Nationwide & Plans Ambassador’s Visit to Southern Provinces
The Republic of Ecuador supports the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco over its entire territory, including the Sahara region....
Cola Holdings Faces Fraud Allegations as Nana Bediako Seeks to Overturn $15m Judgment in London
Cola Holdings Limited, the property company of one of London’s wealthiest families, faces allegations of fraud in a High Court claim brought by Ghanaian entrepreneur Nana Kwame Bediako. Mr Bediako is asking the court to overturn a $14.9 million judgment that Cola Holdings won against him in January 2025. His
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Cola Holdings Faces Fraud Allegations as Nana Bediako Seeks to Overturn $15m Judgment in London
Cola Holdings Limited, the property company of one of London’s wealthiest families, faces allegations of fraud in a High Court claim brought by Ghanaian entrepreneur Nana Kwame Bediako. Mr Bediako is asking the court to overturn a $14.9 million judgment that Cola Holdings won against him in January 2025. His
For The Future Organization Marks 10 Years of Transforming Young Lives with Documentary Film Screening
A decade of transforming the lives of underprivileged children and young people through education, empowerment, mentorship and opportunities, now told on screen For The Future (FTF) Organization, a youth-founded and youth-led nonprofit that began in Ghana as For The Future Ghana, is marking its tenth anniversary with the premiere of
Jennifer Adjiriwaa Petitions IGP, CID Over Circulation of Intimate Video…Says Its Pure Blackmail, Extortion
The lady at the center of a viral intimate video of her and a businessman, Frank Lewi Kukubor, Jennifer Adjiriwaa, has given a detailed account of the circumstances surrounding the private intimate video involving the two, insisting that is pure blackmail and extortion. She has denied sharing the video with
Tontonkrom Chiefs, Residents Fight Back…Deny Derogatory Report, Threaten To Invoke Curses If…
Traditional leaders and residents of Manso Tontokrom in the Amansie South District of the Ashanti Region have descended heavily on JoyNews environmental journalist, Erastus Asare Donkor, accusing him of tarnishing the image of the community through unfair, unverified and damaging reportage. They threatened to invoke traditional curses against the journalist
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Does Anyaa-Sowutuom really have an MP?
There is a Member of Parliament for Anyaa-Sowutuom. His name is Emmanuel Tobbin, elected on the ticket of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) during the December 2024 general election. But beyond the constitutional recognition, parliamentary title and political status, an increasingly important question deserves attention: *Can the people of Anyaa-Sowutuom
Swift’s Faster Payments Are Live in 17 Countries. None Are in Africa
By: Nadudzi Ametewee, Country Manager and Growth Lead, Ghana, Yellow Card A payment sent from Australia to Spain can now arrive in as little as 23 seconds. Transfers from Australia to India have taken 37 seconds, while payments from China to the United States have arrived in about a minute.
Accra Has No Shortage of Places to Go. But Is Getting There Holding Us Back?
A great night out can begin with an excited message in the group chat and stall at just one question: how are we getting there, and how are getting home? There’s always a new restaurant making the rounds on social media, a live music event worth attending, an art exhibition
Option 1: Africa’s AML Problem Isn’t a Lack of Controls. It’s a Lack of Connection
By: Chanal Subramoney, Group Senior Compliance Manager (Group MLRO) at Yellow Card. Across Eastern and Southern Africa, banks and virtual asset service providers (VASPs) have, independently and without coordinating, converged on strikingly similar anti-money laundering controls: risk-based customer due diligence, tiered onboarding, transaction monitoring built to flag anomalies rather than