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Cocaine seizure in France raises questions over Ghana’s border security – Emily Nyarko

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Education and youth advocate Emily Jemima Nyarko has called on the government to investigate how nearly four tonnes of cocaine allegedly left Ghana undetected before being seized by French authorities.

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