US Visa Scandal: Ghana Sports Minister Blames Tribe Culture Fest CEO, Details US Embassy Verification Request

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Sports Minister Kofi Adams has accused Tribe Culture Fest chief executive Nana Boateng Gyimah of feeding visa-fraud claims to an opposition MP to deflect from a disputed $611,000 tied to World Cup travel, and has given his account of a US Embassy verification request

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US Visa Scandal: Ghana Sports Minister Blames Tribe Culture Fest CEO, Details US Embassy Verification Request

October 12, 2026

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Sports Minister Kofi Adams has accused Tribe Culture Fest chief executive Nana Boateng Gyimah of feeding visa-fraud claims to an opposition MP to deflect from a disputed $611,000 tied to World Cup travel, and has given his account of a US Embassy verification request

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

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4 mins read

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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Ghana is expected to withdraw its draft Minerals and Mining Bill, 2026, and replace it with a revised version that sets a maximum 20-year mining lease, after industry concerns over a provision that would have cut lease terms to 15 years, according to sources cited by Reuters

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US Visa Scandal: Ghana Sports Minister Blames Tribe Culture Fest CEO, Details US Embassy Verification Request

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Sports Minister Kofi Adams has accused Tribe Culture Fest chief executive Nana Boateng Gyimah of feeding visa-fraud claims to an opposition MP to deflect from a disputed $611,000 tied to World Cup travel, and has given his account of a US Embassy verification request

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A viral claim by a ride-hailing driver that three women forced him into sexual acts has exposed a gap in Ghana's criminal law, which defines rape in terms that only women can be victims and only men can be offenders

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