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The Hon. Deputy Minister for the Interior, Naana Eyiah led the staff of the Ministry to plant  trees at the forecourt of the Ministry as part of the 2022 Green Ghana Day which is on the theme, ‘Mobilising for a Greener Future’. The initiative, which was introduced in 2021 by His Excellency President Akufo-Addo, aims at creating enhanced national awareness of the necessity for collective action towards the restoration of degraded landscapes in the country. Interacting with staff after the tree planting, Hon. Naana Eyiah urged the staff and the public to support the Government’s laudable initiative by planting...

The Hon. Minister for the Interior, Ambrose Dery hosted H.E. Selma Ashipala-Musavyi, High Commissioner of Namibia to Ghana at his office in Accra. The visit was to introduce herself to the Minister and explore areas of collaboration for the good of the two countries. Hon. Ambrose Dery thanked the High Commissioner for the visit and said Ghana has a good relationship with Namibia as it predates the two countries’ independence. He said Africans have a lot to learn among themselves to promote Africanism for the good of the people of the African continent. He said intra-Africa is a good...

The Chief Director for the Ministry of the Interior, Mrs. Adelaide Anno-Kumi, has urged the recruits of the Ghana Prisons Service to be disciplined, hardworking and uphold the tenets of the Service for greater heights. She said the recruits should bear in mind that the Ghana Prisons Service strives for discipline and upholds the ideals of vigilance, humanity, fortitude and integrity. “These principles should guide you throughout your career if you are to succeed”, she stated. Mrs. Anno-Kumi said this during the passing out ceremony of 473 Ghana Prisons Service recruits at the Prison Officers Training School in Accra...

The Chief Director for the Ministry of the Interior, Mrs. Adelaide Anno-Kumi, said Ghana is committed to partner International Organisation for Migration (IOM) in bringing innovation which will enhance the country’s migration trends for peace and security. According to her, the country is affected by all facets of migration and mobility including regular, irregular, refugees, human trafficking and cross border crimes and therefore, there is a need for collaboration to strengthen the country’s borders to prevent any unforeseen situation. Mrs. Anno-Kumi was speaking at the launch of IOM Ghana Country Strategy for 2022 to 2025 in Accra. The strategy...