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France Cocaine Bust Could Trigger Trade Sanctions and Scare Investors – IERPP Warns Government

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

The euro;225 million cocaine shipment that left Ghana and was seized in France could lead to international sanctions, higher freight costs and loss of investor confidence, the IERPP has warned. On September 10, French customs seized nearly 3.

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