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Discover why authorities are emphasizing the crucial role of public information in the fight against illicit drug trafficking in Ghana.

The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) is urging the Ghanaian public to support efforts against illicit drug trafficking. This call comes amidst

Ghana is grappling with a deepening crisis in addiction care, as a critical shortage of specialized professionals threatens the nation's response to

Dr. Ruth Owusu-Antwi, Acting Head of Psychiatry at KATH, has voiced serious concerns regarding Ghana's ability to combat rising substance abuse. The

NACOC is partnering with Nigeria to combat a worrying rise in narcotics. What could this mean for Ghana's future?

Ghana's Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) is collaborating with Nigeria's National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). They are addressing the worrying trends in narcotics - but what exactly are they facing?

As Ghana observes World Drug Day, a recent study sheds light on a pressing issue among the youth in the La Nkwantanang-Madina Municipality.

Ghana marked World Drug Day with renewed calls for action against substance abuse, a global issue affecting millions and posing a significant public

Ghana's drug problem is undergoing a concerning transformation, making detection and control increasingly difficult for authorities.

A criminologist from KNUST, Dr. Jones Opoku-Ware, warns that Ghana's drug problem has evolved beyond a criminal justice issue. The changing