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President Mahama Backs Crackdown on Airport Begging in Ghana, Says It Hurts Country’s Image
Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama has thrown his weight behind a crackdown on airport staff who beg or solicit tips from international passengers, saying the practice tarnishes Ghana’s reputation.
Mahama said every single interaction at Kotoka International Airport — from immigration and baggage handling to parking and customer service — shapes how visitors remember Ghana when they arrive and when they leave.
The Ghana Airports Company has already taken action. Two car park workers were dismissed after they were caught soliciting tips from passengers.
The President made the remarks as he launched a new airport development project at Accra. The project will include two hotels, over 2,000 parking spaces, shops, offices, and restaurants.
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