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Seven African men — six Nigerian nationals and one Ghanaian — have been arrested in Pattaya for allegedly swindling 10 million baht from more than 100 Thai women online, police said on Saturday. Chon Buri police chief Nitipong Niamnoi said the arrests followed a police investigation into complaints that many Thai
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The body of a 33 year old Ghanaian was washed-up on Pattaya Beach just before 10pm on Sunday Night following a search by Sea Rescue Units after he had disappeared earlier on Sunday afternoon. The body of Mr. Eddie Francis was recovered after a 6 hour search and was identified by
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SAMUT PRAKAN, June 5- A Ghanaian was detained for attempting to smuggle one kilogramme of crystal methamphetamine, also known as 'ice,' with an estimated street value of Bt3.5 million (more than US$116,600) at Thailand’s main international airport, according to a senior customs officer. Kwabena Dwamena, 35, was apprehended Monday afternoon on
Read More BANGKOK, Feb 13 – A Ghanaian man on Monday was detained for smuggling 1.55 kg of crystal methamphetamine, also known as 'ice,' at Thailand’s main international airport, according to customs officers. Yeboah Kwame, a 36 year-old Ghanaian, was captured Monday morning on arrival at Suvarnabhumi Airport with 1.55 kg of ice
Read More Thai Officers from the Child and Women Protection Unit, a division of Region 2 Police arrested a suspected drug user and his supplier in the early hours of Wednesday. They began by arresting Mr. George Howe aged 41 from England at the MB Apartments in Soi LK Metro in South
Read More BANGKOK, June 11 -- Thai police have arrested two foreign men -- a Nigerian and a Ghanaian – and charged them with drug possession and trafficking, police said. Police said they apprehended a 36-year-old Nigerian man identified as Michael Ankrah and Yeboh Eric, 38, of Ghana in front of a
Read More Some Ghanaians and other West African nationals languishing in jail in Thailand face execution anytime soon by the Thai prison authorities. The Ghanaians, numbering four, were thrown into jail in 2008 for illicit drugs-related offences, but they are claiming that they were framed up by the Thai authorities. In Thailand, the death
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