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David Apinga••516 words · 3 min read Ghana's Interior Minister has issued a stern directive to police regarding the proliferation of unauthorized self-defence groups, raising questions
Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak has directed the Ghana Police Service to intensify its fight against vigilantism and dismantle emerging
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