Drug Trafficking in West Africa on the Rise

15 Jul 2007

A recent drug report by the UN Office on Drugs and Crimes says trafficking and use of cocaine and other drugs is on the rise in West Africa. The report says trafficking networks are using a broader range of so-called ‘mules’ to smuggle them into Europe. On Friday, two British teenage girls were charged in Accra, Ghana for possessing and attempting to export drugs. Full Story

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