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The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has presented 10 Nissan Navara Pickups to the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), aimed at strengthening surveillance, improving rapid response, and enhancing the Commission’s overall operational capacity in the fight against organised crime. According to the Minister, Government has stepped up its support to the NACOC as part of a broader effort to strengthen national security, protect public health, and disrupt organised criminal networks and a resolve to build capable, responsive, and accountable security institutions. Hon. Muntaka noted that the vehicles would contribute to improving response times, enhancing operational capacity, and increasing...

His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama has stressed the need for a renewed collective commitment to address instability in the West African region, stating that the dangers of terrorism and extremism affect all countries and require a different approach. Speaking at the High-Level Consultative Conference on Regional Cooperation and Security in Accra, President Mahama condemned the attack on Niger and urged the countries to strengthen their existing framework and coordination, noting that threats do not respect borders. The conference, which brought together Heads of State, Ministers, Ambassadors, and Intelligence Chiefs from West Africa, aims to rebuild and deepen sub-regional...

His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama has emphasized the importance of discipline and professionalism in the Ghana Armed Forces, stating that these values are crucial in confronting security threats. Speaking at the graduation ceremony of Ghana Armed Forces Cadets 2026, President Mahama urged the officers to uphold integrity, discipline, and professionalism to address security threats that could affect the country. The President expressed the government’s commitment to addressing the grievances of the Armed Forces, including addressing gratuities and prioritizing retooling. He announced plans for a helicopter, a sports complex, and 10,000 housing units over the next five years. He...

A delegation of Chiefs from Kenyasi No 1 in the Ashanti Region, led by Nana Anim Dankwa, Saamanhene Kenyasi No I visited the Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, at his office in Accra. The discussion centered on collaboration, security, and development in the area. The Minister pledged his support and emphasized the importance of peace in driving development, urging traditional leaders and the community to support the Ministry and the government. He thanked the delegation for their visit and expressed his commitment to working with the community to address any security concerns and promote development. The visit...

The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has set the record straight, saying that the Ministry of the Interior has not taken over the recruitment, but is playing a supervisory role as part of its mandate over the agencies under the Ministry. “As a Ministry, we play a supervisory role over the agencies under us, and so we need to ensure that the recruitment exercise is seamless, free, and fair without any interference,” he explained. Speaking to the media at Christ the King in Accra during a visit to the Ghana Immigration Service screening exercise as part of...