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Ghana: Ghana's Borders Need More Than Technology
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[Ghanaian Times] GHANA'S borders are critical to the country's national security, economic stability and territorial integrity. They serve as gateways for legitimate trade, tourism and the movement of people, but they can also become channels for smuggling, drug trafficking, human trafficking and other organised crimes when surveillance and enforcement are inadequate.
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