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Ghanaian authorities have arrested a number of Ghanaian citizens on charges of spying for the CIA since the arrest in Washington of a Ghanaian man and a female CIA employee accused of passing secrets to Ghana, press reports in Accra, the capital, said. There was no official confirmation. Those arrested were not named, but the reports said the navy commander and a principal secretary in the Foreign Ministry were among those who spied for the CIA and now are in hiding.
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