
MUSIGA Urges Musicians to Avoid Glorifying Online Fraud
The Musicians Union of Ghana warns artists against using their platforms to normalize cybercrime after Shatta Wale’s controversial remarks at ShattaFest.
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The Musicians Union of Ghana warns artists against using their platforms to normalize cybercrime after Shatta Wale’s controversial remarks at ShattaFest.

The union’s president announced a partnership with the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre, offering tricycle, personal and group loans to vetted musicians.

Philip Acquah, leader of the 2011‑formed band, argues that institutions like MUSIGA and the Ministry of Tourism fail to address the realities of live groups.

The Ghana Gold Board has begun talks with miners, civil society and government bodies to shape a 2027 initiative that will bring artisanal mining into a regulated, financed framework.

Minister Nikpe urged Ghana’s ports and logistics stakeholders to collaborate on digital upgrades, better connectivity and workforce skills to position the country as West Africa’s leading trade hub.

The Ghana Gold Board says endorsing unlawful mining would jeopardise its bid for London Bullion Market Association approval, stressing responsible sourcing as a non‑negotiable standard.

The National Road Safety Authority applauds the quality of the 9.2‑km asphalted project but cautions tricycle riders against reckless speeds on the new road.

The Public Interest and Accountability Committee says missing information on the Annual Budget Funding Amount hampers its review of how petroleum funds are spent on infrastructure such as the Accra‑Kumasi Expressway.

Accra’s West African Genetic Medicine Centre hosted a three‑day session where African negotiators, government officials and UN experts examined whether the 59 Belém Adaptation Indicators truly measure life‑saving outcomes.
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