The convicts, Kingsley Ndifon, 29, and Emmanuel Akong, 25, were found guilty of human trafficking and causing harm by Circuit Court ‘B’ in Tema, Ghana, following a full trial. They faced charges including conspiracy to commit crime, human trafficking and causing harm. AdvertisementThe court sentenced each of them to 20 years’ imprisonment for human trafficking and an additional 10 years for causing harm. “The Tema Regional Police Command remains committed to combating human trafficking, cyber-related crimes and all forms of abuse,” the police said. The command urged members of the public to promptly report suspected cases of human trafficking and other criminal activities to the police.