Mahama orders port security agencies to end rivalry and submit a drug-control roadmap
The government spokesperson said the roadmap deadline runs out within days, while he rejected claims that Ghana has become a drug transit hub.
The Economic and Organised Crime Office is asking the public to help locate him and has published two telephone lines.
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Ghana's Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has put out a notice declaring John Bitar Gyamfi wanted. It accuses him of fraud by false pretences and of laundering money, and it is asking the public to help investigators find him.
A wanted notice from EOCO invites ordinary Ghanaians to help trace a person the agency wants to question over alleged financial crime. Anyone who has dealt with Gyamfi in Accra or in the regions can pass information to the agency or the police. The notice is not a finding of guilt, and the allegations against him remain to be proved.
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The government spokesperson said the roadmap deadline runs out within days, while he rejected claims that Ghana has become a drug transit hub.
Traders in Accra and Kumasi say meals and snacks are going unsold while pupils stay away from lessons.
Lieutenant General William Agyapong said the armed forces must keep reviewing their policies and work as one across service branches.
The Local Government Minister says his ministry will work with radio stations and already backs regional broadcasters.