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62 Ghanaians killed, 15 missing in Russia-Ukraine conflict – Ablakwa

The Minister said the government had intensified efforts to clamp down on illegal recruitment and human trafficking networks responsible for exploiting Ghanaians seeking opportunities abroad.
Mr Ablakwa made the disclosure on Monday, September 7, while warning Ghanaians, particularly the youth, against illegal recruitment agencies and human trafficking networks that lure unsuspecting people abroad with promises of better opportunities.
The disclosure comes after the government raised concerns over the recruitment of Ghanaian nationals to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war.
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