Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has warned that National Security will launch surprise operations in districts where MMDCEs fail to tackle emerging security threats. As illegal mining continues to destroy Ghana’s rivers and forests, questions remain about local accountability, political interference and the effectiveness of the government’s new security framework.
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