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Muntaka urges enhanced cooperation, information sharing among security institutions

Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, the Minister for the Interior, has called for enhanced cooperation and information sharing among security institutions and local authorities to identify and address emerging security threats.
Mohammed-Mubarak expressed particular concern about illegal mining in the Ashanti Region and urged local authorities to understand the actors involved and share information with the relevant security institutions.
Mohammed-Mubarak said security agencies had access to critical information on developments in communities, markets and streets, but local authorities needed to establish closer working relationships with them to benefit from such intelligence.
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