The usually bustling border town of Hamile is on the verge of breathing a sigh of relief as the Comptroller-General of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), Samuel Basintale, spearheaded a high-stakes peace dialogue following a deadly explosion and subsequent clashes that brought the town’s economy to its knees.
The usually bustling border town of Hamile is on the verge of breathing a sigh of relief as the Comptroller-General of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), Samuel Basintale, spearheaded a high-stakes peace dialogue following a deadly explosion and subsequent clashes that brought the town’s economy to its knees.
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