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July 21, 2026|18:23

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WAANSA Ghana commends media for upscale security reporting

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

The West African Action Network on Small Arms, Ghana (WAANSA Ghana), on Tuesday commended Ghanaian media for what it described as an upscale and more purposeful approach to security reporting, particularly on the proliferation of small arms and light weapons and the growing threat of violent extremism in Ghana and across the West African sub-region.

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