Investigate all these small boys riding big cars around, find out what they do for a living – Nana Romeo begs EOCO

Media personality Nana Romeo has urged the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) to chase all the small boys who ride big cars around. According to him, anyone whose lifestyles do not appear to match their known sources oincome.e should be investigated. Speaking on Okay FM, Nana Romeo said EOCO should move beyond office-based operations…

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CHIEF INSPECTOR UNDER PROBE FOR ALLEGEDLY RENTING ILLEGAL STRUCTURES TO COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS IN KUMASI

A Ghana Police Chief Inspector is under investigation over allegations of renting illegal structures to commercial sex workers in Kumasi. The probe follows a KMA demolition exercise disrupted by attacks from squatters. A Chief Inspector of the Ghana Police Service in the Ashanti Region is facing an internal investigation over allegations that he rented out…

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SUSU COLLECTOR FACES JAIL FOR RUNNING AWAY WITH OVER GH¢156,000 WORTH OF CONTRIBUTIONS

A self-styled susu collector has been arraigned before an Accra Circuit Court for allegedly misappropriating GH¢156,445 in savings entrusted to her by 35 contributors under a susu scheme she operated in Accra. The accused, Martha Nana Esi Afful, who reportedly operated under the business name “ZOE,” has been charged with 35 counts of fraudulent breach…

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Saudi Arabia Releases Official List of Only 3 African Countries Eligible for eVisa in 2026

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has officially listed only three African countries whose citizens qualify for its eVisa in 2026 The eVisa grants a one-year, multiple-entry permit allowing stays of up to 90 days for tourism and Umrah visits, lovinnews.com confirmed Over 40 African nations, including West African countries, were excluded from Saudi Arabia’s 66-country…

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PRESIDENT JOHN MAHAMA JOINS CLEAN-UP EXERCISE AT TSE ADDO

President John Dramani Mahama joined residents, sanitation workers and government officials at Tse Addo in Accra on Friday morning as the government commenced a two-day nationwide clean-up exercise across seven flood-affected regions. The campaign follows recent heavy rains that triggered flooding in several parts of the country, leaving behind clogged drains, accumulated refuse and debris,…

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NATIONAL CLEAN-UP EXERCISE TAKES OFF AS RESIDENTS, TRADERS, INSTITUTIONS BEGIN CLEARING AFFECTED AREAS

The two-day nationwide clean-up exercise has commenced in seven flood-affected regions across the country, with residents, institutions and authorities beginning efforts to clear refuse, desilt choked drains and restore public spaces. The exercise, which started at 6:00 am on Friday, July 10, 2026, is expected to continue until 1:00 pm and will resume on Saturday,…

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