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'Go after financiers, not just couriers' – Catholic Bishops to NACOC after France drug bust
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'Go after financiers, not just couriers' – Catholic Bishops to NACOC after France drug bust

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read
The Ghana Catholic Bishops rsquo; Conference says the seizure of nearly 3. 9 tonnes of cocaine in France, allegedly hidden in a container of plastic waste shipped from Ghana, should push the country to take tougher action against drug trafficking.

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