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Dr. Frank Bannor warns that celebrating current reserve figures without addressing Ghana’s underlying structural weaknesses creates a dangerous illusion of economic recovery.
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Dr. Frank Bannor warns that celebrating current reserve figures without addressing Ghana’s underlying structural weaknesses creates a dangerous illusion of economic recovery.
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Dr. Frank warns that celebrating current reserve figures without addressing Ghana’s underlying structural weaknesses creates a dangerous illusion of economic recovery.
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Dr. Frank Bannor warns that celebrating current reserve figures without addressing Ghana’s underlying structural weaknesses creates a dangerous illusion of economic recovery.
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The €225 million cocaine shipment that left Ghana and was seized in France could lead to international sanctions, higher freight costs and loss of investor confidence, the IERPP has warned.
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In the wake of the arrest of cocaine transported from Ghana, the Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy has made explicit demands on the government, the Ministry of National Security, the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), and the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) to institute immediate audits and strengthen port security infrastructure.
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The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) has called for urgent measures to tighten Ghana’s borders and strengthen security at the country’s sea and air entry points amid concerns over the movement of large-scale narcotics through local ports.
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The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) has expressed concern over growing vulnerabilities in Ghana’s national border infrastructure, particularly at the country’s sea and air entry points.
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The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) is demanding that security agencies target the financiers and kingpins behind Ghana’s drug exports, not just low-level carriers, in the wake of the 3.9 tonnes cocaine seizure in France.
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