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The four Ghanaians released by Alassane Ouattara’s security forces have been reunited with their families in the Ivory Coast.
They were detained at the start of the Ivorian political crisis on suspicion that they were mercenaries for embattled president, Laurent Gbagbo.
They were released Tuesday and have since reunited with their families.
Deputy Information Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa told Joy News they have undergone medical tests and they all seem to be in good health.
He said the government had worked round the clock to get the four released.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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