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Ghana has 48 legitimate entry points but over 300 illegal crossing points – Interior Minister

His disclosure on the number of approved and unapproved crossing points highlights the scale of the border management challenge facing Ghana as the government seeks to sustain improvements in the country’s security situation.
The Minister’s comments come as he maintains that Ghana’s overall security situation has improved compared with 2025, despite continuing concerns about ethnic conflicts, land disputes, illicit drugs and border vulnerabilities.
The Minister for the Interior, Mubarak Mohammed Muntaka, has disclosed that Ghana has 48 legitimate entry points but more than 300 unapproved crossing points, raising concerns about the challenges facing the country’s border security.
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