NACOC exclusion from routine sea port checks contributing to rising cocaine trafficking - Akwatia MP
Why has a key anti-drug agency been sidelined from port inspections since 2018?
A Ghanaian MP links rising cocaine trafficking from Ghana to NACOC's exclusion from routine port checks since 2018.
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