Ghana, which shares its northern border with conflict-ridden Burkina Faso, is increasingly vulnerable to infiltration by extremist groups such as JNIM and ISGS. Some analysts note that Ghanaian citizens may already be joining these groups, motivated by unemployment, poverty, and a sense of duty to protect relatives across the border. According to the director of… Read More »Ghana Faces Escalating Jihadist Threat from Burkina Faso Border
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