Interior Minister reminds residents of Hamile of the total ban on carrying arms or any offensive weapons
The curfew followed an explosion on November 3 during a Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) border patrol operation in the Hamile sector.
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The curfew followed an explosion on November 3 during a Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) border patrol operation in the Hamile sector.
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