Business News of Wednesday, 31 December 2025Source: starrfm.com.ghThe Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has warned the public to be vigilant following a rise in fake parcel delivery and clearance scams, particularly during the festive season when online shopping and courier deliveries increase. Fraudsters are impersonating courier companies, sending messages claiming parcels cannot be delivered or are awaiting clearance, often including malicious links to fake websites. “The public should treat unsolicited parcel delivery or clearance messages with caution, especially those containing links,” the CSA advised, emphasising vigilance against pressure tactics used by scammers. The authority is collaborating with law enforcement, courier providers, and telecom operators to identify and prosecute perpetrators. Suspected scam messages or calls can be reported via CSA’s 24-hour hotline at 292, WhatsApp at 0501603111, or email [report@csa.gov.gh](mailto:report@csa.gov.gh).

Source: GhanaWeb December 31, 2025 15:57 UTC