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On Monday, October 29, we carried a story about the Transport Minister ordering a probe into alleged high-cost dinner by the Ghana Maritime Authority.
In the said report, we inadvertently used the photo of one Mr. Kwame Owusu, who works with the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) instead of that of Mr. Kwame Owusu, the CEO of Ghana Maritime Authority.
We have since corrected the error.
We, therefore, apologise to Mr Kwame Owusu for the inadvertent use of his image.
Thank you.
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