Security consultant Professor Kwesi Aning has renewed calls for Ghana to urgently review its food security and national safety policies, warning that the country is failing to prepare adequately for growing population pressures and external security threats. Speaking in the wake of recent terrorist attacks on Ghanaian tomato traders in Burkina Faso, Prof. Aning questioned why key policy documents, including the National Security Strategy, have not been fully implemented to address long-term risks to food production and livelihoods.