Two individuals have been arrested by the Ghana Police Service. They were found running a cyber cafe without a license.
The suspects are also accused of using the cafe to commit cyber fraud. This means they tried to trick people online using computers.
Investigations suggest the fraud attempts were aimed at people in foreign countries. This indicates the international nature of some cybercrimes.
The operation of unlicensed cyber cafes poses a security risk. It can allow criminal activities to take place undetected.
The Ghana Police Service is working to stop these types of crimes. They aim to protect both Ghanaian citizens and international victims.
Further investigations are underway to uncover the full extent of the alleged fraud. This includes identifying all potential victims and accomplices.
The arrests are part of broader efforts to tackle cybercrime within Ghana.
Authorities urge the public to report any suspicious online activities.