Stakeholders call for stronger community-security collaboration to prevent extremism
Stakeholders have called for stronger collaboration between communities and security agencies to prevent violent extremism and safeguard Ghana’s peace.
Stakeholders have called for stronger collaboration between communities and security agencies to prevent violent extremism and safeguard Ghana’s peace.
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