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Ghana Maritime Authority dismisses claims of ineffective vessel monitoring in Ghana’s waters

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has rejected claims that its vessel monitoring system is ineffective and that vessels operating within Ghana rsquo;s maritime waters are not being monitored. The Authority said the claims were made by New Patriotic Party National Communications Director hopeful Dennis Miracles Aboagye during Accra-based TV3 rsquo;s Daily Brief and Joy FM rsquo;s Newsnite programmes on Tuesday, September 22.

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