Security analyst Richard Kumadoe says Ghana is stepping up efforts to disrupt international drug trafficking networks, warning that traffickers who use the country as a transit point risk arrest either locally or at their intended destinations. He said security agencies were deepening intelligence-sharing and international cooperation to track suspected traffickers and dismantle networks operating across national borders. Speaking on Channel One TV on Sunday, November 1, Mr Kumadoe said authorities could use controlled delivery operations to monitor suspicious consignments and allow shipments to proceed under surveillance to facilitate arrests further along the trafficking chain.
