Ghana’s helicopter crash exposes gaps in security, emergency response, and self-reliance

Voicefm Ghana August 28, 2025

The August 6 helicopter crash that claimed eight lives revealed Ghana’s deep vulnerabilities—from illegal mining and weak emergency systems to military asset gaps and reliance on foreign forensic support.

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