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The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has reaffirmed government’s commitment to combating drug abuse and illicit trafficking for a safer environment which would go a long way to make Ghana a drug-free country. The Hon. Minister pledged support for the Commission’s efforts, emphasising the need for collaboration and coordination among stakeholders. Hon. Muntaka, who was speaking during a working visit to the Commission in Accra, urged the Commission to put necessary measures in place and continue with its good work to achieve its mandate and promote national security, economic development and good...

In a speech delivered at the General Meeting of the Greater Accra Regional House of Chiefs at Dodowa, Hon. Minister of the Interior, Muntaka Mohamed-Mubarak, appealed to chiefs and queen mothers in the country to support the security services in disbanding vigilantism and land guard activities, which pose significant threats to national security. He stressed the vital role traditional leaders play in maintaining peace and security in Ghana, which cannot be overstated, and therefore they should be encouraged to support the security services. The Minister noted the need for alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to address chieftaincy disputes, which have...

The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has called for peace and stability in the country, saying without peace there cannot be development. Speaking during a working visit to the National Peace Council in Accra, Hon. Muntaka noted that the peace and stability being enjoyed should be cherished and protected because they are the bedrock of every country’s development. The Minister commended the National Peace Council and underscored the critical role the Council plays in promoting peace, stability, and national cohesion in Ghana.  He emphasised the Council’s commitment to peace and nation-building through initiatives such as promoting inter-party...

Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, today paid a working visit to the Ghana Prisons Service Headquarters in Accra. The visit, which was aimed at interacting with the management and staff of the Ghana Prisons Service, afforded the Minister the opportunity to gain firsthand information on the Service’s operations. In his remarks, the Minister acknowledged the crucial role the Ghana Prisons Service plays in maintaining public safety and security. He commended the Service for its efforts in providing safe custody, welfare, and rehabilitation of prisoners. Hon. Muntaka expressed concern about the inadequate budget allocation for feeding inmates. He...