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GIS trains 146 officers to strengthen firearms accountability

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GIS trains 146 officers to strengthen firearms accountability

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has trained 146 officers in weapon safety and armoury management in a move to strengthen accountability in the handling, storage and tracking of firearms and ammunition.

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