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Political protection may be behind decline in visible cocaine trafficking in Ghana – Crime Index report

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Concerns from law enforcement officials and civil society organisations that sections of Ghana rsquo;s government may be protecting illicit markets have been cited as a possible explanation for the decline in visible cocaine trafficking in the country.

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