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Emma Ankrah••449 words · 3 min read Despite legislation aimed at curbing vigilantism, a security analyst warns that these groups are becoming more sophisticated and harder to track.
Security analyst Dr. Victor Doke has urged Ghana's security agencies to adapt to the evolving tactics of political vigilante groups. This comes
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