As part of NLA’s administrative procedures, the Authority wrote to KGL requesting for Data on Sales and Revenue for 2025. KGL also replied, indicating its willingness to submit the Data on Sales and Revenue fully audited by Internal and External Auditors for the year 2025. Suddenly, Fourth Estate and Sulemana […]
Integrity and credibility are built on consistency but unfortunately it seems our colleagues at Fourth Estate and Media Foundation for West Africa are gradually undermining their own integrity and credibility in relation to their investigative work about NLA-KGL deal, and I say so due to these facts: On 19th September […]
By: Michael Darko, PhD, FHEA Education is widely recognized as the foundation of national growth. Nations that succeed in the twenty-first century provide their citizens with the ability to think critically, address challenging issues, and adapt to a constantly changing environments. In Ghana, however, many of our classrooms still seem […]
The issue of galamsey is clearly bringing to light the weak fundamentals of some organisations and individuals, hence their submissions in public are exposing their insincerity and double standards. How will the public react to a situation where the Ghana Meteorological Agency goes to sleep without warning the public of […]
Yes, Keed Ghana Limited paid GHC 10 million as penalty to NLA for piloting *959# without the appropriate 5/90 Online License Agreement, and that was a good decision by both NLA and Keed Ghana Limited. Keed Ghana Limited is not the same as KGL Technology Limited. After the payment of […]
It is absolutely FALSE that NLA made a profit of GHC 37 million for the State in 2018. Fourth Estate LIED. How do you make a Profit as a company when you haven’t finished paying winners of national lotto, paying commission to LMCs, and paying outstanding fees to Technical Service […]
King Mohammed VI delivered a speech to Parliament on Friday on the occasion of the opening of the first session of the 5th legislative year of the 11th Legislature. Addressing parliamentarians, King Mohammed VI praised their work, whether legislative, monitoring government action, or evaluating public policies. The Sovereign also emphasized […]
First and foremost, I was extremely surprised to read an article from the Fourth Estate shared by Sulemana Briamah, making some comparisons between: 1. Telecom Business Model and Lottery Business Model of NLA-KGL 2. Dealers and Agents of Scratch Cards for Telecom companies and Lotto Marketing Companies for National Lottery […]
(A Cry from Ɔkyeman) By Gideon Kwasi Annor The river once sang to us, clear, calm, alive. Birim, the mirror of our soul, where children bathed in laughter and farmers found the promise of dawn. She was the pride of Kyebi, the lifeline of Ɔkyeman, the pulse of Ohum. But […]
