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The Minister for the Interior, Mr. Ambrose Dery on Friday, May 31, 2019 commissioned a new Police Headquarters and Police Station for the  Asante Akim North District, Agogo. The building which has been constructed as part of efforts to improve security in the area would house the Divisional Headquarters, District Headquarters and a Police station. Hon. Ambrose Dery, Minister for the Interior noted, during the commissioning, that the new edifice was indicative of the development, collaboration could bring. He alluded, there was the need for more infrastructure and logistical support for the Police to ensure effective policing. “Security as...

In pursuit of the mandate of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), a 5 year strategic plan, aimed at modernizing the GNFS, has been developed to provide the framework for decision making and operations of  the Service in that regard. The plan, which was derived from the achievements of the GNFS’s Medium-Term Strategic Business Plan (2008-2012) will serve as the blueprint for the development of the service over the next five years (2019 – 2023). Launching the plan in Accra on Wednesday May 29, 2019, the Minister for the Interior, Mr. Ambrose Dery entreated the management and personnel of...

Government has provided a total of 21 mechanised water supply systems to the Ghana Prisons Service to alleviate the challenges faced by the Service in the provision of water for drinking and for the maintenance of personal and environmental hygiene in the prisons all over the country. The water supply systems will serve the inmates and correction officers of 21 prisons across the country as part of Government’s ‘Water for All’ programme. The beneficiary facilities are the Forifori Camp Prison, Ankaful Camp Prison, Ankaful Maximum Prison, Ekuasi Local Camp Prison, Hiawa Camp Prison, Ahinsan Camp Prison, Ejura Camp Prison,...

Twenty (20) Fire Officers who left Ghana for Malta to pursue an upgrading programme have returned to Ghana after their training. The Officers who were drawn from the sixteen (16) Regions of Ghana and made up of ten (10) male and female each were taken through Operational, Fire Safety and Investigation courses. This training is expected to improve their operational effectiveness in the discharge of their duties. This programme is an arrangement between the Maltese Embassy and the Ghana National Fire Service and aimed at equipping personnel of the Service with more effective fire management skills. This forms part...