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Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, Minister for the Interior, has commended Hajia Amina King Mohammed, Principal Programme Officer and Mr. Sadat Cole, Estate Officer of the Ministry, for being honored with Civil Service Awards at the recently concluded 2025 Civil Service Week and Awards Ceremony. The Minister congratulated them on their awards and for making the Ministry proud. He urged all staff to continue with their good works and sacrifices for Ghana, noting that their efforts are being recognized by the public. The ceremony, held at Alisa Hotel in Accra, recognized the dedication and hard work of Civil Servants across various...

The Ministry of Interior’s Hajia Amina King Mohammed, Principal Programme Officer and Mr. Sadat Cole, Estate Officer, have been honored with Civil Service Awards at the 2025 Civil Service Week and Awards Ceremony. The ceremony was held at the Alisa Hotel in Accra, recognizing the dedication and hard work of Civil Servants across various ministries. The 2025 Civil Service Week Celebration was themed “Adapting to Automation, Artificial Intelligence, and E-governance: The Civil Service in Contemporary Ghana.” This theme highlights the importance of embracing technological advancements in public service delivery. The Head of Civil Service, Dr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh, emphasized the...

Speaking at the review meeting of the National Arms Bill, the Deputy Minister for the Interior, Hon. Ebenezer Okletey Terlabi, stressed Government’s commitment to enacting the proposed legislation to enhance arms control and bolster national security. The bill aims to address the growing threats posed by the proliferation of small arms, their misuse, and the rise of transnational crime and terrorism in the West African sub-region. Hon. Okletey Terlabi emphasized the urgent need for a robust National Arms Bill. “The proliferation of small arms, coupled with increasing criminal sophistication, demands an overhaul of our regulatory framework. Ghana cannot afford...

The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has called on the Ghana Police Service to enhance its electoral preparedness and tackle security challenges facing the country. Speaking at the Regional Commanders Conference of the Ghana Police Service in Accra, the Minister underscored the need for the Police to operate with neutrality, professionalism, and rapid response capability during elections. Hon. Muntaka suggested international best practices to curb armed robberies, including predictive policing through data and intelligence, community policing revival, targeted special operations, smart surveillance technology, and rapid response units. He warned that any police personnel found engaging in unauthorised...