Ghanaian actor and entrepreneur Yaw Dabo has launched his own sachet water brand, “Cool Baroe” Natural Water, adding another business venture to his growing entrepreneurial portfolio.
The actor shared footage from the production facility, giving viewers a look at workers packaging the sachet water as the new venture begins operations.
YAW DABO LAUNCHES HIS OWN WATER BRAND
The launch has generated excitement among fans and social media users, with many celebrating Yaw Dabo for expanding beyond the entertainment industry and venturing into the water business.
Yaw Dabo expands into entrepreneurship
Yaw Dabo has become known primarily for his work in Ghana’s entertainment industry, but the actor has increasingly explored opportunities outside acting.
The launch of “Cool Baroe” Natural Water represents another step in that journey, placing him directly in the consumer business space.
Through the new venture, the actor is moving from creating entertainment content to building a business that produces and distributes a widely consumed product.
Inside the Cool Baroe operation
Video footage shared by Yaw Dabo shows packaged sachet water being handled at the production facility, alongside workers involved in the packaging process.
The images have offered the public an early look at the operation behind the new brand.
The venture also reflects the growing trend of Ghanaian entertainers using their public profiles and influence to explore entrepreneurship and establish businesses beyond their primary careers.
A new chapter beyond acting
For Yaw Dabo, the launch of “Cool Baroe” Natural Water adds another dimension to his career.
While his entertainment career remains central to his public identity, his latest move demonstrates an interest in building businesses and creating opportunities outside the film industry.
The development has also sparked conversations about the importance of young Ghanaian creatives diversifying their income streams and turning ideas into sustainable ventures.
As “Cool Baroe” enters the market, attention will now turn to how the brand develops and establishes itself within Ghana’s competitive sachet water industry.
Telecel Ghana has increased its capital investment by 60 per cent between 2023 and 2026 compared with the preceding four years, Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations Minister Samuel Nartey George has disclosed.
The Minister made the disclosure on Monday, September 7, 2026, during the Government Accountability Series at the Jubilee House in Accra.
According to Samuel Nartey George, the increase reflects Telecel Ghana’s growing commitment to Ghana’s telecommunications infrastructure, particularly efforts to improve network quality and expand coverage nationwide.
He said the development represents a significant rise in capital investment since Telecel Ghana’s transition, with investment before the transition standing at approximately US$893 million, compared with current levels of about US$1.4 billion and moving towards US$1.5 billion.
Telecel Ghana upgrading about 2,900 sites
As part of the investment programme, Telecel Ghana is undertaking approximately 2,900 site upgrades across its network.
The upgrades include the migration of network infrastructure from 3G to 4G, a move aimed at expanding access to faster mobile broadband services and strengthening network performance.
The Communications Minister said the upgrades form part of the company’s broader strategy to modernise its network infrastructure and improve service delivery.
The investment comes as Ghana continues to place greater emphasis on digital connectivity and telecommunications infrastructure as foundations for economic activity.
Minister highlights importance of private-sector investment
Samuel Nartey George described the growth in Telecel Ghana’s investment as evidence of the importance of sustained private-sector participation in the telecommunications sector.
He noted that the company is committing significantly more resources to its network than during the preceding period, describing the development as important to the continued expansion and modernisation of Ghana’s telecommunications infrastructure.
His comments come amid broader government efforts to strengthen the country’s telecommunications infrastructure and create conditions that encourage operators to invest in network expansion and digital connectivity.
What the upgrades could mean for customers
Reliable telecommunications infrastructure remains essential to businesses, households and public services, particularly as Ghana’s digital economy continues to expand.
With approximately 2,900 sites undergoing upgrades, the investment is expected to strengthen Telecel Ghana’s 4G footprint and improve the quality and availability of mobile connectivity for customers across the country.
The development also highlights the growing importance of continued investment in network capacity as demand for mobile broadband and digital services increases.
For Ghana, stronger telecommunications infrastructure could support businesses, digital services and everyday connectivity while contributing to the wider development of the country’s digital economy.
BETHESDA, MARYLAND — The 33rd Annual Convention of the Council of Ewe Associations of North America (CEANA) has brought together Ewe diaspora leaders, traditional authorities, diplomats, political figures, business professionals and community members in Maryland for a major celebration of cultural identity and a renewed call for development-focused diaspora investment.
Held under the theme “Preserving Culture, Inspiring Generations,” the 2026 convention has combined cultural celebration with discussions around healthcare, education, investment, youth development and the future of Ewe communities across Ghana, Togo and Benin.
The convention is being hosted at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center in Maryland. The official programme runs from September 3 to September 7, 2026, with cultural events, leadership engagements, networking and fundraising activities forming part of the gathering.
One of the most visually striking moments of the convention came during the Kete banquet, where Ewe cultural traditions were placed at the heart of the evening.
The DMV Cultural Troupe performed traditional music and dance, with the powerful sounds of Atsimevu and Sogo drums accompanying a procession of dignitaries and guests.
The atmosphere was further elevated by performances from Togolese music legend Agboti Yaw and rising artiste Chief One, as delegates celebrated Ewe identity through music, dance and traditional clothing.
The celebration reflected CEANA’s longstanding role in preserving cultural heritage while using its diaspora network to support development initiatives across Ewe communities.
Bagbin Calls for Bigger Thinking
Speaker of Parliament Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin was among the prominent Ghanaian figures associated with the convention.
In remarks presented at the gathering, Bagbin challenged CEANA and the wider diaspora community to think beyond small-scale interventions and pursue projects capable of creating a lasting generational legacy.
He pointed to CEANA’s history of supporting schools, libraries, clinics and scholarships and urged the organisation to move toward larger development initiatives.
His message centred on the need to transition from a predominantly remittance-driven relationship with Ghana toward enterprise creation, regional trade, investment and cross-border development.
Bagbin also highlighted the shared cultural and linguistic connections linking Ewe communities across Ghana, Togo, Benin and neighbouring parts of West Africa.
Bank of Ghana Governor Highlights Diaspora Economic Potential
Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama also addressed the convention, providing an economic perspective on the growing importance of Ghana’s diaspora community.
According to figures presented at the gathering, Ghana’s inflation rate had fallen significantly, while economic growth, international reserves and monetary conditions had improved. Asiama also highlighted the importance of remittances to Ghana’s economy.
He cited private remittance inflows of approximately US$7.8 billion in 2025 and argued that diaspora capital could play a much larger role if channelled into structured investment opportunities.
Among the initiatives discussed were diaspora-focused financial policies, including the “Remit to Invest” concept, which seeks to encourage remittances to flow into savings, retirement products, enterprise financing and real estate rather than being used solely for consumption.
The broader economic environment has also attracted increasing attention from investors and diaspora groups. GhanaMedia.net’s 2026 investment coverage has examined the country’s changing investment and capital-market environment.
From Remittances to Investment
The central message emerging from the convention was that diaspora engagement must evolve.
Rather than limiting the relationship between Ghana and its diaspora to money sent home to support families, CEANA leaders and speakers advocated for greater participation in businesses, healthcare, education, technology, agriculture, property and other productive sectors.
That approach aligns with CEANA’s long-standing development activities across Ghana, Togo and Benin and its emphasis on education, healthcare and community infrastructure.
Healthcare emerged as one of the convention’s most significant development priorities.
CEANA President William Edem Kumah has been advancing a proposal for the organisation to work with the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) in Ho on a major cancer research and treatment initiative.
Recent reports confirm that the proposal has gained support from Volta Region representative on the Council of State, Gabriel Tanko Kwamigah-Atokple.
The proposed facility is expected to combine cancer research, diagnosis, treatment and professional training, with discussions also focusing on advanced radiotherapy equipment such as linear accelerators.
MyJoyOnline reported on September 7 that Kwamigah-Atokple had backed the proposal following discussions with CEANA President William Kumah, describing the initiative as an opportunity to strengthen health research and treatment capacity in the region.
A Convention With a Development Agenda
The convention also attracted members of Ghana’s Parliament, diplomatic representatives, traditional leaders and other senior figures.
The participation of senior officials reinforced the growing importance of diaspora organisations as partners in development rather than simply cultural associations.
CEANA’s 2026 convention follows the organisation’s earlier commitment to supporting education, healthcare and community development projects in Ewe communities across Ghana, Togo and Benin.
The Ewe Association of Washington, DC Metro, which is hosting the convention, describes CEANA as a movement that brings together Ewe communities across North America while promoting heritage, youth empowerment, community networking and development initiatives.
Preserving Culture While Building the Future
The 33rd CEANA Convention has therefore served two interconnected purposes: preserving cultural identity and mobilising resources for the future.
From the colourful Kete banquet and traditional performances to discussions about investment, healthcare, education and infrastructure, the gathering demonstrated how cultural identity can become a foundation for economic and social development.
As CEANA looks beyond its 33rd convention, its leadership faces a larger challenge: converting the energy, expertise and financial capacity of the Ewe diaspora into sustainable projects capable of transforming communities across Ghana, Togo and Benin.
For the delegates gathered in Maryland, the message was clear — cultural pride is not only about remembering the past. It can also be a platform for building the future.
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM — The Ghana Property & Lifestyle Expo has officially launched its 10th anniversary edition at a reception held at the Ghana High Commission in Belgravia, London, marking a decade of connecting Ghana with its global diaspora and international investment community.
L-R Anna Agyekum, H.E. Mrs Sabah Zita Benson, Ghana’s High , Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Labour MP & Victoria Agyekum Co-Founders GPLE.
The September 3, 2026 launch was held under the theme “A Decade of Impact: Bridging Continents, Building Futures” and brought together diplomatic representatives, political leaders, business executives and stakeholders from the property, banking, legal, investment and lifestyle sectors.
The milestone comes as Ghana continues to deepen its engagement with diaspora investors and international businesses. The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre operates a dedicated Diaspora Desk aimed at supporting Ghanaians abroad and people of African descent interested in investment opportunities in Ghana.
High Commissioner Commends Expo Founders
Delivering the keynote address, Ghana’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, Her Excellency Mrs Sabah Zita Benson, congratulated co-founders Anna and Victoria Agyekum on their resilience, dedication and impact over the past decade.
She commended the founders for developing the Expo into an international platform that strengthens engagement between Ghana and its diaspora.
The High Commissioner also highlighted the importance of treating the diaspora as a partner in investment, knowledge-sharing, innovation and national development rather than simply as a source of remittances.
A Decade of Connecting Ghana and the Diaspora
The Ghana Property & Lifestyle Expo was founded in London in 2016 and developed into a full-scale Expo in 2017. It subsequently expanded to Atlanta in 2018, continued online during the COVID-19 pandemic, introduced an Accra edition in 2023 and returned to the United States with an edition in Washington, DC, in 2024.
Today, the platform brings together property developers, banks, mortgage providers, legal professionals, investment specialists, government agencies and businesses operating across tourism, trade, technology and lifestyle.
The organisers say the Expo has helped facilitate more than US$100 million in property transactions while giving diaspora investors access to information, professional guidance and investment opportunities in Ghana.
GhanaMedia.net has previously reported on the growing intersection of diaspora capital, real estate and economic development, including the Global Mandate Economic Summit 2026 in Accra, which brought together diaspora investors, developers and entrepreneurs.
Parliamentary and Business Support
Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Labour Member of Parliament for Clapham and Brixton Hill, described the Ghana Property & Lifestyle Expo as a significant organisation that has spent the past decade promoting Ghanaian property and investment opportunities.
Kwaku Mensah, Executive Director of Premier Sports Talent and a FIFA-licensed football agent, also congratulated Anna and Victoria Agyekum on the Expo’s growth and international expansion.
Other attendees included Thomas Chamberlayne, Chief Marketing Manager at Hutchison Property Group (UK) Limited, alongside representatives from the diplomatic, property, banking, legal, investment, business and lifestyle communities.
Expo’s Growing Investment Focus
The Expo’s focus comes at a time when Ghana is actively seeking to attract more structured diaspora investment. The Ghana News Agency has reported that GIPC is encouraging diaspora investors to explore opportunities in areas including housing development, real estate, agriculture, manufacturing, tourism and other sectors.
The broader Ghana-UK investment relationship has also gained momentum in 2026, with the United Kingdom and Ghana announcing a Growth Partnership focused on jobs, trade, infrastructure, skills and private-sector-led investment.
For investors considering property in Ghana, the Lands Commission remains an important institutional reference point for land administration, registration, valuation, surveying and related property services.
London Expo Set for October
The flagship 10th anniversary London Expo is scheduled for October 16 and 17, 2026, at the Business Design Centre in Islington.
The two-day event will bring together property developers, financial institutions, mortgage providers, legal professionals, investment specialists and lifestyle businesses.
The programme is expected to feature expert presentations, panel discussions and practical guidance covering property acquisition, land ownership, finance, legal processes and investment in Ghana.
The Business Design Centre has confirmed the London event for October 16 and 17, with opening hours of 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and free public admission through registration.
Accra Edition to Follow
The 10th anniversary celebrations will continue in Ghana with the Accra edition scheduled for December 18 and 19, 2026, at the Alisa Hotel.
The Accra edition will extend the Expo’s focus on property, investment, business, tourism and lifestyle while providing another platform for investors, businesses and members of the diaspora to connect.
According to the organisers, the anniversary represents not only a celebration of the Expo’s past but also a renewed commitment to strengthening responsible investment and economic connections between Ghana and the global diaspora.
A Decade of Impact
Reflecting on the milestone, Anna and Victoria Agyekum said reaching the 10th anniversary was a significant moment for the organisation and credited sponsors, partners, exhibitors, speakers, institutions and attendees for helping build the platform.
The organisers said their commitment to Ghana, the diaspora and responsible investment remains strong as the Expo enters its next decade.
With its London flagship edition approaching, the Ghana Property & Lifestyle Expo is positioning its 10th anniversary as a major meeting point for property, investment, business and lifestyle opportunities linking Ghana with the wider world.
Bethlyn Nana Adjoa Arthur is emerging as a powerful voice in Ghana’s sickle-cell awareness conversation, using her lived experience, healthcare background and advocacy work to inspire others and encourage deeper understanding of the condition.
Arthur is a certified midwife, public health professional, international speaker and patient-voice advocate whose work connects healthcare knowledge with personal experience. Her story comes at a time when conversations around sickle cell disease are increasingly focused not only on awareness, but also on treatment, early diagnosis, genetic counselling, stigma and the everyday realities faced by people living with the condition.
BETHLYN ARTHUR HER STORY. HER STRENGTH. OUR INSPIRATION.
A Personal Story With a Bigger Purpose
According to information provided to GhanaMedia.net, Arthur is currently receiving intensive care following a severe sickle-cell crisis. Her experience has become part of a broader message she wants society to understand: sickle cell disease is more than an awareness slogan or a once-a-year conversation.
For people living with sickle cell disease, complications can be serious and may require urgent medical attention. The World Health Organization identifies sickle cell disease as a serious inherited blood disorder that can cause severe pain, anaemia, infections, stroke and other complications.
Arthur’s story therefore offers an opportunity to move the conversation beyond statistics and into the human reality of living with the condition.
From Healthcare Professional to Patient Advocate
Arthur’s professional background gives her a distinctive perspective. As a healthcare professional and public health advocate, she understands the medical side of sickle cell disease while also experiencing the realities that patients and families face.
Her advocacy centres on helping people understand the importance of informed genotype decisions, access to appropriate care and greater compassion for people living with sickle cell disease.
Her story also reflects the importance of giving patients a voice in public health conversations. Rather than allowing sickle cell disease to be defined solely by clinical terminology, Arthur’s work brings lived experience to the centre of the discussion.
Recent reporting by the Ghana News Agency indicates that an estimated 15,000 to 18,000 babies are born with sickle cell disease in Ghana each year, while access to newborn screening remains uneven across the country.
These realities make stories like Arthur’s particularly important because they can help transform public awareness into empathy, informed decision-making and stronger support systems.
A Message of Hope Beyond Awareness Month
Arthur’s story is ultimately not intended to portray sickle cell disease only through suffering. It is also a story about resilience, professional purpose, motherhood, advocacy and the determination to help others understand a condition that affects millions of people worldwide.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes that sickle cell disease can cause serious complications, but early diagnosis, appropriate treatment and preventive care can help people manage the condition.
That message of hope is central to the story Arthur wants to project: people living with sickle cell disease should not be reduced to their diagnosis. They are professionals, parents, leaders, advocates, entrepreneurs and members of communities with ambitions and dreams.
Inspiring Others Through Lived Experience
By speaking openly about her experience, Arthur has the potential to reach people who may be quietly navigating similar challenges.
Her journey can also encourage families and young people to take sickle cell education seriously, seek appropriate medical advice and have informed conversations about genotype and reproductive health.
Ghana’s health authorities and sickle-cell organisations continue to call for stronger awareness, screening and access to care. Arthur’s voice adds a deeply personal dimension to that national conversation.
Her story is therefore bigger than one individual. It is a reminder that awareness must lead to understanding, understanding must lead to action, and action must ultimately lead to better lives for people living with sickle cell disease.
A Woman Whose Story Can Inspire Many
Bethlyn Arthur’s journey represents the kind of human-interest story that can inspire people beyond the boundaries of Sickle Cell Awareness Month.
Her experience demonstrates the power of lived experience in public health advocacy and reinforces an important message: people living with sickle cell disease deserve compassion, dignity, informed healthcare and the opportunity to live fully.
As her story reaches a wider audience, the hope is that it will inspire more conversations, encourage greater understanding and remind others living with the condition that their lives and voices matter.
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Cape Town Tech Entrepreneur Don Ndikberry Releases 28-Track Amapiano Album Built With His Own Music Software
CAPE TOWN, 7 SEPTEMBER 2026 — By day, Don Ndikberry (Luvuyo Ndiki) runs a technology and manufacturing operation built around 3D printing in the Western Cape. By night — and during breaks between production runs — he has been building a parallel career in music.
DON NDIKBERRY 28-TRACK INKQUBO ALBUM
That journey has culminated in INKQUBO, a 28-track Amapiano album released on 14 August 2026 through RCV Records and now available across major music platforms.
The isiXhosa title, meaning “the process,” reflects the story behind the project. According to Ndikberry, limited access to studio time and traditional music-industry infrastructure pushed him to develop his own production workflow, including his own music software, Umoya Studio, alongside intelligent production tools available on the market.
From 3D Printing to Music Production
Ndikberry says the album was developed over approximately three years, with many of the songs created during breaks from his manufacturing work.
Rather than waiting for access to conventional industry infrastructure, he built the tools and workflow required to write, produce and complete the project independently.
“Running a manufacturing plant is stressful. Music is where I go to breathe — I made this album on my breaks, to capture my journey. I couldn’t buy my way into the industry, so I engineered my way in. That’s inkqubo. The process is ours.”— Don Ndikberry
Building Tools for African Artists
The INKQUBO project is also positioned as part of a wider technology ambition.
Ndikberry says Umoya Studio is currently in internal beta, with plans to partially open-source the software so artists across Africa can access tools for recording, marketing and releasing music under their own control.
His longer-term vision includes creating a large co-marketing community where African artists can promote one another’s music and participate in the income generated by the ecosystem.
The same philosophy extends to his technology initiatives, including the 3pV app and 3PV Labs, which focus on manufacturing, innovation and entrepreneurship.
A Cross-Continental Amapiano Sound
INKQUBO moves across isiZulu, isiXhosa, English and Yorùbá, bringing together collaborators from South Africa and West Africa.
The album features Vuyorido, Annarido, Amish, Mamjwarha, Bhelekazi, JAGZ, MOYX, NEKK and Lagos collective ỌRÙN MOB.
It follows Ndikberry’s earlier collaborations with Nigerian rapper Ice Prince and Zen Bhele, further reflecting his interest in connecting South African and West African music scenes.
Standout Tracks
Among the tracks highlighted from the 28-song project are the opening track Ngiyeza (“I’m Coming”), Wajonge Zantsi, Soul City, Ndicela uPhila Nawe, the cross-continental collaboration Ọ̀GÁ MI and the closing track Bring Azaina, My Children.
For Ndikberry, the project is intended to reach beyond established Amapiano audiences.
“You don’t need to know Amapiano to feel this album — you only need to have fought for something. INKQUBO is for everyone who loves music.”
About Don Ndikberry
Don Ndikberry, also known as Luvuyo Ndiki, is a Cape Town-based Amapiano executive producer, songwriter, engineer and technology entrepreneur.
He is described as the founder of the Ubuntu Wave movement, which blends Amapiano with Xhosa and Zulu storytelling. He has previously released music with Ice Prince and Zen Bhele and says much of his catalogue is written in isiXhosa and isiZulu.
Outside music, Ndikberry is involved in 3D printing and technology entrepreneurship. He founded 3D Printing Village and 3PV Labs and established the Red Cup Village movement in 2012, an initiative centred on bringing communities together through pop culture.
INKQUBO is released through Ndikberry’s RCV Records imprint.
Editorial note: This article is based on a press release supplied to GhanaMedia.net. Statements describing the artist’s businesses, technology platforms, collaborations and ambitions are presented as information contained in the release.
A disturbing video circulating online has renewed concern over the alleged maltreatment of children during a church ritual in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.
The footage shows a group of minors gathered inside a church compound while adults appear to conduct what was described as a spiritual cleansing or deliverance exercise. The disturbing images have triggered renewed calls for authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the treatment of the children and ensure their safety.
GhanaMedia.net has verified the circulation of the footage and the underlying Port Harcourt incident. However, the video should not be presented as a new 2026 occurrence without additional official confirmation.
What Happened in Port Harcourt?
The footage is connected to an incident reported in Eneka, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State, where a viral video showed children being subjected to a religious ritual described by church authorities as “spiritual cleansing.”
Nigerian authorities previously confirmed that police intervened after the video surfaced online. The Rivers State Police Command said Pastor Ifediorah Onyeibor Joseph and several church members were arrested while investigations were launched into the treatment of the minors.
The Rivers State Police Command described the programme as a three-day exercise purportedly organised for “spiritual cleansing.” Police said the intervention followed the circulation of the disturbing footage.
One of the most controversial aspects of the case was the response from some parents of the children. Reports at the time said some parents went to the police station to defend the pastor and insist that they had willingly taken their children to the church for the ritual.
However, the question of parental consent did not end concerns about the welfare and treatment of the minors. The case prompted wider discussions about child protection, religious practices and the responsibility of adults entrusted with the care of children.
Why the Leaked Video Matters
The renewed circulation of the footage is likely to generate fresh public attention because of the vulnerable age of the children shown in it.
The resurfacing of the Port Harcourt footage also reinforces the need for responsible handling of videos involving minors. Members of the public should avoid sharing identifiable images of children in ways that could further expose or harm them.
Authorities Urged to Protect the Children
While the original incident was investigated by Nigerian authorities, the renewed circulation of the footage has prompted fresh public concern over whether all the circumstances surrounding the children have been fully addressed.
Any new claims arising from the circulation of the video should be independently established by the relevant Nigerian authorities before being treated as fact.
GhanaMedia.net will continue to monitor credible developments and publish verified information as it becomes available.
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CashToken Rewards Africa has issued a fraud alert to the public in Ghana, warning against fraudulent websites, WhatsApp and Telegram groups, and individuals using the company’s name and identity to allegedly defraud unsuspecting people.
The company says it does not currently operate in Ghana and has no authorised business, representatives, agents or partners operating on its behalf in the country.
CashToken Warns Against Fake Platforms
According to the company’s warning, individuals have been using variations of the CashToken name and identity to create websites and messaging groups through which members of the public are allegedly encouraged to make payments or provide personal and financial information.
CashToken Rewards Africa says it has no connection whatsoever with these activities and has become aware that some fraudulent websites previously used by perpetrators have been taken down, while new versions have subsequently appeared.
The company identified cashhtoken.com and cashtokken.com among fraudulent variations that have surfaced and warned that additional variations could appear.
Public Urged Not to Send Money or Sensitive Information
CashToken Rewards Africa is urging people in Ghana to disregard any communication, website, WhatsApp group or individual claiming to represent the company or offer CashToken-related opportunities in Ghana.
The public has also been advised not to make payments or disclose banking information, account details, PINs or other sensitive personal information to anyone claiming to act for CashToken Rewards Africa.
The warning comes amid broader concerns over online impersonation and phishing scams. Ghana’s Cyber Security Authority has separately warned about fraudulent online business impersonation schemes in which criminals use fake business profiles and contact channels to obtain money or sensitive information.
The FBI similarly warns that scammers can manipulate website addresses and other identifiers to make fake platforms appear connected to trusted businesses.
The Federal Trade Commission also advises consumers to be cautious of links and websites designed to steal money or personal information.
CashToken Identifies Its Official Channels
CashToken Rewards Africa says its official website is cashtokenrewards.com and that its official social media handle is @cashtokenhq.
The company is encouraging anyone who encounters suspected fraudulent activity to preserve evidence, including website addresses, telephone numbers, WhatsApp messages and payment information, and report the matter to the appropriate authorities.
Readers can also review GhanaMedia.net’s report on the 2026 National Cyber Security Awareness Month, which highlights growing efforts to strengthen Ghana’s digital-finance security and combat cyber-enabled fraud.
CashToken: No Authorised Representative in Ghana
CashToken Rewards Africa’s Chief Marketing Officer, Chinaenyenwa Nwokedi, said nobody in Ghana is authorised to speak for the company because it does not operate in the Ghanaian market.
The company says it is pursuing takedowns of fraudulent platforms and working with relevant authorities while urging members of the public to verify claims through its official channels before releasing money or personal information.
GhanaMedia.net has verified the warning and the company’s position that it does not currently operate in Ghana.
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At least five people have died after an Amazon Prime Air cargo aircraft overran a runway while landing at Miami International Airport in Florida, striking multiple vehicles and catching fire.
The crash occurred on Sunday, September 6, 2026, at about 2 p.m. local time. The aircraft was Prime Air Flight 7598, a Boeing 767-300 cargo aircraft operated by 21 Air after departing from Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Five People Killed, Five Others Injured
Miami-Dade County officials confirmed that five people were killed and another five were injured. Three of the injured victims were taken to a trauma centre in critical condition, while two others were transported to hospitals with less severe injuries.
Emergency crews found the aircraft with heavy smoke and flames after it came to rest beyond the runway. Several vehicles were also struck as the aircraft left the airport grounds.
Aircraft Overran Runway During Landing
The Federal Aviation Administration said 21 Air Flight 7598 overran the runway after landing at Miami International Airport. The Boeing 767-300 had arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The FAA has opened an investigation, while the National Transportation Safety Board is also involved in determining what led to the accident. The cause of the crash has not yet been established.
The incident temporarily disrupted operations at one of the United States’ busiest airports, with a ground stop and closures affecting flights following the crash.
Authorities are continuing to examine the circumstances surrounding the runway overrun, including the aircraft’s final approach and the events immediately after landing.
The tragedy has renewed attention on aviation safety and emergency response procedures at major international airports. Further details are expected as investigators release additional findings.
Source: Federal Aviation Administration, Reuters and Associated Press.
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Ghana international Abdul Fatawu Issahaku produced a moment of extraordinary individual brilliance when he scored a sensational goal from inside his own half for Leicester City against Ipswich Town.
The winger’s remarkable strike came during Leicester City’s 3–1 Championship victory over Ipswich Town at the King Power Stadium, with Fatawu doubling the Foxes’ advantage shortly before half-time.
The move began after Fatawu intercepted a loose Ipswich pass inside Leicester’s half.
After advancing with the ball and evading opponents, the Ghanaian looked up and noticed Ipswich goalkeeper Christian Walton positioned well away from his goal.
Instead of continuing toward the penalty area, Fatawu took the audacious option.
He unleashed a powerful left-footed effort from approximately 65 yards, sending the ball soaring over the stranded goalkeeper and into the net. The distance was reported at around 65.2 yards.
A Goal That Immediately Went Viral
The strike immediately became one of the defining moments of the match.
BBC Sport reported that the effort came from inside Fatawu’s own half, while Leicester City later confirmed that the Ghana international’s stunning 65-yard strike had been shortlisted for the EFL Goal of the Season.
Leicester City Complete 3–1 Victory
Fatawu’s strike gave Leicester a 2–0 advantage after Bobby De Cordova-Reid had opened the scoring.
Jordan Ayew then added a third for Leicester before Ipswich pulled one back through Jens Cajuste.
The Foxes ultimately secured a 3–1 victory, with Fatawu’s goal becoming the standout talking point from the match.
Another Reminder of Fatawu’s Ability
The goal further highlighted the extraordinary technical ability of the Ghanaian winger.
Fatawu has developed a reputation for producing spectacular moments, particularly with his powerful left foot and willingness to attempt ambitious finishes.
Earlier in the 2025–26 Championship campaign, he also scored a spectacular effort against Birmingham City, while his performances continued to attract recognition in England.
Ghana Has Another Special Talent
For Ghanaian football supporters, Fatawu’s spectacular strike was another reminder of the attacking talent available to the Black Stars.
The Tamale-born winger has already established himself as an important member of Ghana’s senior national team and continues to attract attention with his performances in English football.
He has since moved from Leicester City to Ipswich Town, who signed the Ghanaian winger on a five-year deal in July 2026.
Nevertheless, the 65-yard strike remains one of the most memorable goals of his Leicester career.
A moment of vision, confidence and extraordinary technique — Abdul Fatawu’s wonder goal was quite simply a goal worth watching again and again.
