Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

World

Miner jailed 24 months for stealing GH¢4,300

A 20-year-old small-scale miner has been sentenced to 24 months' imprisonment in hard labour by the Tarkwa Circuit Court for stealing GH¢4,300 from a drinking bar at the Tarkwa Railway Station.

Miner jailed 24 months for stealing GH¢4,300

A 20-year-old small-scale miner named Issah Rahman has been sentenced to 24 months of hard labor imprisonment by the Tarkwa Circuit Court for stealing GH¢4,300 from a drinking bar located at Tarkwa Railway Station. The court ruled in favor of the prosecution, which alleged that Rahman, who pleaded guilty to the offense, had taken the money from the bar after realizing the owner and his salesgirl were asleep.

The court also took into account Rahman's previous conviction for causing harm and the prevalence of theft in the Tarkwa Railway community. Prosecutors stated that the complainant, Augustus Handson Nuertey, a businessman who lived in Akyempim, operated the drinking bar and discovered the theft on February 24, 2026, around 4:00 am.

Surveillance footage captured Rahman stealing the money and the complainant subsequently identified him in the CCTV footage. The complainant arrested Rahman around 10:30 am on the same day and handed him over to the police for further investigations.

Written by urgent.news from MyJoyOnline Ghana's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at myjoyonline.com →

More in World

Kisii High Court Declines to Lift Suspension of 22 University Law Students Over Exam Cheating

Justice Paul Kipkosgei Rotich rejected an application seeking interim orders to halt the students' suspension and prevent the university from blocking their registration for the 2026/2027 academic…

  • High Court in Kisii declines to lift suspension of 22 law students.
  • Students accused of cheating on exams, suspension upheld.
  • Hearing set for October 5, 2026 to address broader objections.

How Much Does India Have To Pay For WhatsApp Messages From October 1?

Meta will start charging businesses for service messages on the WhatsApp Business Platform from October 1, after a free monthly allowance.

  • Meta to charge businesses for WhatsApp messages starting October 1.
  • India's service messages cost Rs. 0.115 each, authentication messages Rs. 2.4971.
  • Businesses must have payment method on file by September 30 to avoid service message suspension.

More from Wednesday 30 September →