- Violent extremist groups from the Sahel are expanding southwards into West Africa.
- Instability in the central Sahel continues to pose threats, specifically impacting the national security of Ghana.
Ghana appoints Larry Gbevlo-Lartey to lead diplomatic efforts regarding a proposed security pact aimed at countering jihadism.
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Updated Aug 1
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Ghana appoints Larry Gbevlo-Lartey to lead diplomatic efforts regarding a proposed security pact aimed at countering jihadism.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ghana proposes security cooperation accords in the Sahel, noting implications for Europe.Sub-event
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Instability in the central Sahel continues to pose threats, specifically impacting the national security of Ghana.Also in this story
- Security issues are currently affecting the stability of Ghana, the country's national security.
- International cooperation, including German aid, is underway in northern Ghana to address border security issues with Burkina Faso and Togo amid Sahel insecurity.
- Ghana, facing security challenges, is implicated in continental issues including insurgency and strained ties with former colonial powers.
Within Violent extremist groups from the Sahel are expanding southwards into West Africa.
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