The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has acknowledged a viral social media video in which visiting Black Americans allege they were kidnapped and extorted by individuals purported to be police officers.
In a statement, the Authority said the Ghana Police Service, together with the Cyber Security Authority, has already launched full-scale investigations into the incident to establish the facts and ensure accountability.
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