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Are Ghana's security service aptitude tests really AI-managed, or is there more to the story?

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak denies AI manages security service aptitude tests. He clarifies that Trybnet, a Ghanaian tech firm, is helping digitalise HR for police, prisons, immigration, and fire services. The goal is to modernise operations, but human oversight remains central.

Ghana may soon see new rules for gun ownership - but what will this mean for public safety?

The Interior Ministry plans a private-public partnership for firearm training. Minister Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak says this aims to boost gun safety and oversight. Ghanaians may soon need formal training before getting gun licenses - but how will this work?

Ghana's gun licensing faces a major shakeup - but will these changes be enough to curb illegal firearm activity?

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak announced an overhaul of Ghana's gun licensing system, including slowing licence issuance and digitalising registration. The reforms aim to improve oversight and accountability, preventing illegal sales.

Why is the Interior Minister putting the brakes on gun licenses, and what does it mean for gun ownership in Ghana?

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has slowed gun licence approvals. The move aims to tighten firearm control via a digital registry and stricter oversight of importers and dealers - all to improve national security.

Ghana's gun amnesty program saw thousands of firearms surrendered, but what does this mean for national security now?

Over 4,000 firearms were voluntarily surrendered by civilians during a recent gun amnesty, according to Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak. The initiative aimed to strengthen national security and curb illegal weapons.

The Interior Minister says gun licenses are being slowed - what prompted this sudden change in policy?

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has directed a slowdown in gun license issuance. He cited lax processes upon assuming office - suggesting reforms may be underway. What changes might be coming?

New gun control measures are coming - but what will they mean for gun owners?

The Interior Ministry is tightening gun regulations. The reforms include digitizing gun registration and streamlining weapon imports. The goal is better oversight of legally held firearms in Ghana.

More than 4,000 guns have been retrieved under the gun amnesty program, but what does this mean for national security?

Over 4,000 firearms have been surrendered by civilians through the government's gun amnesty program - according to the Interior Minister. The initiative aims to reduce illegal weapons and strengthen national security. What impact will this have?

The Ghana Police Service is exploring new strategies with the NYPD - but what changes might Ghanaians see?

A senior NYPD delegation met with the Ghana Police Service (GPS) in Accra to discuss operational cooperation. IGP Christian Tetteh Yohuno and the Police Management Board engaged the delegation on modern policing practices. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is proposed to strengthen ties.