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Over 3,500 migrant beggars, illegal immigrants were removed from Ghana in 2025 – Interior Minister

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The government removed 2,281 migrant beggars and 774 other illegal immigrants involved in transnational organised crime from Ghana by the end of 2025, Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mubarak, has disclosed.

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