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NSA cautions public against fake postings notice on social media
The National Service Authority (NSA) has warned the public to ignore a fake notice circulating on social media claiming that a new batch of national service postings has been released.
In a public statement, the Authority clarified that the false publication, titled “National Students Service Postings Update,” did not originate from its office.
The fake notice, which also carried the NSA logo, claimed that the “second batch of postings” would be released on Wednesday, November 5, 2025.
The NSA explained that the information is not true and should be disregarded by prospective service personnel, tertiary institutions, and the public.
“All official announcements and updates are published only through our verified communication channels,” the statement noted.
These include the Authority’s official website, social media pages, and public statements issued by its Corporate Affairs Directorate.
The Authority further urged the public to remain cautious and avoid sharing unverified information about national service postings.
It assured that it remains committed to transparent and timely communication and will keep all stakeholders informed through its official platforms.
By: Jacob Aggrey
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The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mubarak, has disclosed that poor coordination and weak communication among security agencies contributed significantly to the violence recorded during the 2020 and 2024 general elections.
In his address on the findings of the Election-Related Violence Report, the Minister said the task force that investigated the incidents discovered that the lack of proper coordination between security institutions often led to confusion on the ground, resulting in clashes and excessive use of force in some areas.
Mr. Muntaka explained that in several instances, security agencies operated without clear communication channels, which created gaps in response and accountability. This, he said, made it difficult to control situations that later turned violent.
He emphasised that the report had recommended stronger collaboration and improved coordination mechanisms among the various security agencies to ensure effective communication and joint planning during future elections.
The Minister further noted that the report has been submitted to the Attorney General’s Department for legal advice and for determining appropriate compensation for victims and families affected by the violence.
He assured that the government is committed to implementing the task force’s recommendations to strengthen inter-agency coordination, enhance professionalism, and maintain peace and order in future electoral processes.
By: Jacob Aggrey
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has announced that all mobile loan applications and digital credit service providers currently operating in the country without a license must regularize their operations by June 30, 2026.
In a public notice issued on October 31, 2025, the central bank said it will begin accepting applications from companies seeking to operate as Digital Credit Services Providers starting November 3, 2025.
The Bank explained that all entities offering digital loans or credit services must submit the required documents and meet the licensing requirements before the deadline.
It warned that any company that fails to comply with the directive will face regulatory action.
The Bank of Ghana urged operators and the public to contact its FinTech and Innovation Office in Accra for details on the licensing process or visit its official website, www.bog.gov.gh
By: Jacob Aggrey
