Ghanaian President, John Dramani Mahama Ghana is stepping up security measures, immigration officials said Friday, following reports that Islamist terrorists could target the country after attacks in Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast. The country is increasing border patrols and cooperation among security agencies, said Francis Palmdeti, director of public affairs for Ghana Immigration Service. Immigration authorities are also stepping up collaboration with managers of hotels, lodges and guest houses to obtain information on foreigners coming to the country, Palmdeti said. The spokesman did not comment on an intelligence memo allegedly leaked to the media that warned Ghana and Togo could
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