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Ghana: Chiefs Can Uproot the Illegalities in Our Forests

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[Ghanaian Times] Today, in Ghana, some people have arrogated to themselves powers by which they sort of usurp the duties of legitimate agencies. For instance, timber contractors employ the services of private individuals and designate them as guards to ward off encroachers and even fight state-employed forest guards.

Source: allAfrica.com

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