The Ministry of the Interior has announced the recovery of 73 assets allegedly linked to persons involved in drug trafficking, as part of intensified efforts to clamp down on organized crime in Ghana. The assets, seized through enhanced anti-narcotics operations, represent a significant blow to trafficking networks operating in the country. Officials stated that the recovery underscores the government’s commitment to dismantling criminal enterprises and disrupting their financial foundations. Further details on the types of assets and locations were not immediately disclosed, but the ministry affirmed that operations are ongoing.
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