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Ghana News Agency·3 min read·medium

Government urges collaboration to curb illegal firearms

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Government urges collaboration to curb illegal firearms
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The Ghanaian government held a ceremony to destroy over 4,000 illegal firearms collected through a gun amnesty program. Officials emphasized the need for continued public cooperation to reduce organized crime and violent extremism in the region.

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Reducing the proliferation of illicit small arms is a key strategy for maintaining national security and regional stability in West Africa.

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Accra, July 11, GNA – The Government has called for sustained collaboration to tackle the proliferation of illicit small arms and light weapons in Ghana.

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The report is a standard government-focused news release detailing public policy and security initiatives.

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