Ghana news briefing
QNET supports EOCO to repatriate 33 Burkinabe nationals rescued in anti-trafficking operation

QNET said its support forms part of broader efforts to work with law-enforcement agencies, the Burkina Faso Embassy in Ghana and other stakeholders to address criminal networks that misuse the QNET name to deceive members of the public through fraudulent employment, travel and business-related schemes.
QNET has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting law-enforcement authorities in Ghana and across West Africa in the fight against human trafficking, fraudulent recruitment schemes and other forms of transnational organised crime.
QNET said it would continue working with relevant authorities and stakeholders across Africa to support efforts against fraud, human trafficking, deceptive recruitment and other criminal activities involving misuse of its name.
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