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    NhyiraBy NhyiraJuly 28, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read1 Views
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    The government has deployed more soldiers to Bawku in Ghana’s Upper East Region following renewed violence linked to the area’s long-running chieftaincy conflict. A spokesperson for President John Dramani Mahama confirmed the move, saying it aims to protect civilians and restore calm.

    The Bawku conflict, which dates back decades, involves a dispute between the Mamprusi and Kusaasi ethnic groups. Each group claims the right to choose a chief for the area. Tensions have often led to deadly clashes and property destruction.

    Recent violence has targeted schools, forcing teachers to flee and halting classes. Armed attacks have also created fear among residents, disrupting daily life and threatening public safety.

    To address the crisis, the government has increased military patrols in the region. According to the presidency, this action is part of a wider plan to secure schools, markets, and health facilities. Officials are also urging traditional leaders to support peace efforts.

    Meanwhile, civil society groups have called for more dialogue. They warn that security alone cannot end the conflict. Many locals agree. They believe that only honest talks between both ethnic groups can bring lasting peace.

    The Mahama administration says it remains committed to finding a solution. However, it has also made clear that it will not tolerate lawlessness.

    With the conflict showing no sign of ending soon, many in Bawku are hoping that both government action and community dialogue will finally stop the violence and bring stability to the region.

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