President John Dramani Mahama has assured the Ghana Police Service that the 40 armoured vehicles handed over on Thursday, December 4, mark the beginning of a wider initiative to strengthen the operational capacity of the force. At the ceremony, President Mahama announced that an additional 10 covert operational vehicles and two tow trucks would soon...
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