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On June 27, a statement was released on the Bank of Ghana's (BoG) website, garnering attention from publications like The High Street Journal. The Bank identified ten unlicensed money transfer firms that allegedly are conducting foreign exchange and remittance activities in clear violation of Ghanaian financial laws. Have you ever wondered how many people unknowingly rely on services that operate outside legal frameworks? The BoG stressed that these entities lack the necessary licenses and authorization to…

The Hidden Costs of Remittances: A Closer Look at Africa In a world where financial connections span continents, remittances serve as a lifeline for countless families. They support not only basic needs but also education and healthcare for those left behind. However, despite their critical role, the high transaction costs associated with sending money to Africa impede the true potential of these financial inflows. It raises an important question: why, in this age of technological advancement, are these costs still so…

Bashir's Potential Next Step: A New Horizon In a world where the stakes couldn't be higher, Abdi Bashir Jr. finds himself at a crossroads. As he embarks on a journey that could redefine his career, one can't help but ask: What makes a person choose the path less trodden? In a conversation with ESPN, Bashir expressed a profound sense of gratitude for his experiences at Monmouth University, acknowledging the pivotal role this chapter played in his growing career. "My time at Monmouth has been incredible, and I deeply…

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AX) — While many Premier League supporters might not yet be familiar with the name Taha Ali, that is poised to change rapidly. The 26-year-old winger, whose heritage is Somali-Swedish, has electrified the field, significantly contributing to Malmö FF's championship aspirations. His remarkable skills have attracted attention from numerous European clubs, with Brighton leading the pursuit. Observers liken his dazzling footwork and impactful play to that of Riyad Mahrez. Ali made a substantial impact in…

In Sudan, the Council of Ministers "unanimously" gave the green light on Saturday for a future trial of the accused at the International Criminal Court, ICC. The announcement comes a few weeks after former prosecutor Fatou Bensouda's historic visit to Darfur. This is not yet an order for the transfer of suspects, including former President Omar al-Bashir, but a step towards their trial in The Hague.…

The Danish parliament passed a law on Thursday 3 June that makes it possible to move asylum seekers from Europe as soon as they set foot on Danish soil. The Social Democrat Mette Frederiksen has made a transfer of asylum requests, which all European right-wingers dream of. Theoretically, all asylum seekers arriving in Denmark will be immediately put on a plane to Rwanda, Eritrea or any other third country that has agreed to process their request, of course for a fee. If it is accepted, the refugee is not even sure of…

The two main candidates in the presidential election in Ghana clashed again this Thursday, November 26, through meetings on the issue of free high school education. This flagship action by President Nana Akufo-Addo has enabled more than 430,000 students to return to school. Rival Maisson John Dramani Mahama also claims paternity.…

The international subsidiary of the Pan-African banking group, Ecobank, officially launched Rapidtransfer International on Wednesday, November 12. It is a digital payment service between Europe and Africa. The banking group has thus shaken up a landscape that was previously dominated by two American companies. These transfers are very important today in African economies.…

In tonight's edition: A French court rules that the Rwandan man accused of bankrolling the country's genocide can be transferred to a UN tribunal to be prosecuted. Felix Kabuga was arrested near Paris earlier this year after 25 on the run. Cameroon is accused of becoming more and more oppressive after hundreds of opposition protesters remain in jail after their arrest at anti-government demonstrations…

With the claim of the best working conditions, the agents of the Congo Post and Savings Company (SOPECO) begin this Tuesday, September 29, the second week of their indefinite general strike, which particularly paralyzes money transfer and receipt. and sending packages. "Unlimited general strike, stay home!" These writings, posted at all entrances to the postal services, well padlocked, welcome users like Ulrich Malonga, who cannot withdraw the money sent to him from abroad in this agency, which is placed in the main…