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Speaking at the Conflict Prevention and Sustainable Peace Forum at the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre in Accra, the Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohamed-Mubarak, called for amplifying women’s voices in peace-building in West Africa. Emphasising the crucial role of women in promoting peace and stability in West Africa, the Minister stated, ‘We must amplify women’s voices in peace building, governance and democratic transitions.’ He highlighted Ghana’s significant strides in promoting women’s leadership, including the appointment of the country’s first female Vice President in 2025 and the passage of the Affirmative Action, Gender Equality Act, 2024, which...

Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak received the Ambassador Virginia Palmer, US Ambassador to Ghana in his office in Accra. The meeting, focused on strengthening bilateral ties and discussing mutual interests and officially inform the  Minister of the end of her duty tour in Ghana. Hon. Muntaka outlined key areas of interest of the Ministry, and explored opportunities for continued collaboration. The Minister also commended Amb. Palmer for her contributions to the Interior Ministry and its agencies, highlighting the progress made in U.S.-Ghana relations. Amb. Virginia Palmer thanked the Minister for his support during her tenure in Ghana...

Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has officially commissioned the Borteyman Police Station in Accra, describing it as a symbol of the community’s determination to protect lives, safeguard properties, and uphold the rule of law. Hon. Muntaka extended his gratitude to the Ghana Police Service, residents, and stakeholders for their tireless efforts and collaboration in making the police station a reality. He emphasized that the police station will serve as a vital hub for police operations and community engagement, enabling officers to respond swiftly to challenges and work closely with residents to address security concerns. The Minister called...