QNET Commends Convictions in Ghana Human Trafficking Scam
Global lifestyle and wellness company QNET has welcomed the convictions in a human trafficking scam that misused its name in Ghana.
The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) dismantled the scam, resulting in the conviction of six individuals by the Madina District Court on September 2, 2025.
- Six individuals pleaded guilty to offences linked to a trafficking ring run through an unauthorized office under Mintsrifi Company Limited.
- They were sentenced to three months’ imprisonment, fined, and ordered deported upon completion of their sentences.
The operation followed a tip-off and formal report from QNET’s compliance consultant in Kumasi, leading to a GIS raid in August 2025 and the rescue of victims from the premises.
QNET commended the GIS for its swift action in dismantling the human trafficking and recruitment scam.
This marks one of the first successful convictions from a series of complaints filed by the company.
Author's summary: QNET welcomes convictions in Ghana human trafficking scam.
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