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Menzgold saga: Dubai Police deny arresting NAM 1

The Headquarters of the Dubai Police has denied knowledge of the alleged arrest of the CEO of embattled gold firm…

8 years ago

GRIDCo proposes 95% tariff increase

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) is under pressure to increase tariffs for power generators in the country to ensure…

8 years ago

Government deceiving Ghanaians; no new 550 million oil discovery – Minority

The Minority in parliament is calling on civil society groups and think tanks to assist Ghanaians in demanding accountability from…

8 years ago

1D1F: Gov’t to assist Kasapreko for $20m Eximbank loan

Government under its flagship programme, One-district One-factory, is assisting Kasapreko Company Limited to access a $20 million Eximbank loan. The loan…

8 years ago

Why NAM1 was arrested in Dubai

Fresh information available to Graphic Online indicates that Nana Appiah Mensah, aka NAM1, chief executive officer of troubled gold dealership…

8 years ago

Court clears Securities and Exchange Commission to probe Menzgold

An Accra High Court has given the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) the green light to go ahead and scrutinize…

8 years ago

Video: Menzgold’s source of investment has crashed; the money is gone – NAM 1’s colleague claims

The fears for several thousands who invested huge sums of monies in Menzgold appear to be inching closer to reality…

8 years ago

Beware of another NAM1: Any scheme that pays 10% returns monthly is Ponzi – Expert

An economist and lecturer at the University of Ghana has argued that financial schemes that promise extremely high returns are…

8 years ago

TTU loses GHC4.5m investment in Brooks Financial Services

The Takoradi Technical University (TTU) is ruing over a GH¢4.5million investment it made in Brooks Financial Services. The University it…

8 years ago

Read how NAM 1 escaped through Ghana’s border to South Africa

Businessman Nana Appiah Mensah - NAM1, is believed to have jumped his bail condition and relocated first to Nigeria through…

8 years ago

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