Ghana’s Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak has accused France and Australia of withholding intelligence information, citing insider leaks as a growing concern. The minister stated that these leaks are undermining the country’s ability to cooperate with foreign intelligence agencies. The remarks come amid a recent bust involving French nationals, which has raised questions about the reliability of intelligence sharing between Ghana and its international partners. Mubarak emphasized the need for greater transparency and trust in intelligence cooperation, particularly with key allies. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in maintaining secure and effective intelligence partnerships in the region.