Peace, Security and Intelligence Analyst, Patrick K. Yeboah, has stated that firearms confiscated from criminals or surrendered through amnesty programmes should never be reintroduced into the operational inventory of Ghana's security and intelligence agencies, stressing that their destruction is essential for national security, public safety and the integrity of the country's arms control system. In an article following Ghana's 8th National Small Arms Destruction Ceremony, h

Chief of Staff, Hon. Julius Debrah, has underscored the importance of destroying illicit firearms, describing the exercise as a vital measure in safeguarding Ghana’s peace, security and national development. Speaking at the 8th National Small Arms Destruction Ceremony held at the Police Depot in Tesano, Accra, to mark the United Nations International Small Arms Destruction Day, Mr. Debrah said the elimination of illegal weapons reflects the Government’s firm commitment to ens

The Ga Mantse and President of the Ga Traditional Council, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, has called on residents and businesses in Accra to strictly comply with the directive to suspend commercial activities and actively participate in the two-day National General Cleaning exercise. The clean-up exercise, scheduled for Friday, July 10, and Saturday, July 11, will take place from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon each day. During the period, all shops, markets and commercial establishment