Société Générale Agrees to Sell Ghana Unit to Attijariwafa Bank

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Société Générale has agreed to sell its entire 60.22% stake in Société Générale Ghana to Morocco's Attijariwafa Bank and SSNIT. The deal ends more than two years of uncertainty that began with a strategic review in May 2024.

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Court Filings Detail Alleged Romance-Scam Money Trail Linked to Ghanaian Member of Parliament

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According to detailed US court filings obtained by GhanaWeb, Asante Akyem North MP Ohene Kwame Frimpong allegedly moved more than $2 million in romance-scam proceeds through Chicago bank accounts and shell companies before wiring funds to China, India and Ghana

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Société Générale Agrees to Sell Ghana Unit to Attijariwafa Bank

October 1, 2026

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Société Générale has agreed to sell its entire 60.22% stake in Société Générale Ghana to Morocco's Attijariwafa Bank and SSNIT. The deal ends more than two years of uncertainty that began with a strategic review in May 2024.

Local Brands Hold 84% of Ghana’s FMCG Market as Household Spending Jumps 12.9%

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Under Scrutiny: The Troubled Tenure of Ghana’s Sports Authority Director General

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