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Ernest Arhinful••377 words · 2 min read Ghana's Interior Minister made a surprising claim about the nation's safety, prompting questions about the current state of security.
Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak addressed the Government Accountability Series Press Conference regarding Ghana's safety. He highlighted
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