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With a gun amnesty concluded, authorities are taking decisive action against illegal firearms-but what does this mean for national security?

Ghana's Ministry of the Interior and Police Service are destroying firearms from a recent amnesty, signaling a new phase in national security

Over 4,000 firearms were surrendered under a government initiative - but what will be the impact?

Ghana's Interior Minister, Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak, reports on a gun amnesty initiative. The voluntary surrender of firearms raises questions about national security - but what does it all mean?

Why are security analysts calling for a halt to the government's new gun license revocation policy, despite supporting stronger regulations?

Security analysts in Ghana are urging the government to suspend its directive revoking civilian firearm licenses. They argue that while the

Ghana's Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, has overseen a major event that could redefine the nation's fight against illicit firearms.

Chief of Staff Julius Debrah addressed the destruction of over 2,000 firearms, signaling a significant shift in Ghana's approach to illegal weapons.

Executives engaged directly with cocoa farmers - but what changes are coming to Ghana's cocoa financing system?

COSSA-CHED held its maiden 2026 NEC meeting in Akyem-Tafo, Eastern Region- engaging with the Golden Bean Cocoa Farmers Cooperative. Discussions focused on aligning policy with the realities of cocoa farming- and introduced reforms to Ghana's cocoa financing system.

Are "okada" riders being mistreated at hospitals? The Nurses Association is setting the record straight.

The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association is responding to allegations about the treatment of injured motor riders. - Concerns have been raised, and the association is keen to address them.

Over 4,000 firearms were surrendered by civilians - but what will the government do with them?

Ghana's Interior Minister- Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka- reports on a gun amnesty initiative. The voluntary program aims to retrieve firearms from civilians- but what impact will it have on national security?

Joyful celebrations or potential disaster? Reckless gunfire is turning public gatherings into scenes of fear - but why?

Celebrations in Ghana are increasingly marred by indiscriminate gunfire, turning joyous occasions into potential tragedies- a dangerous trend fueled by unregulated weapons. The surge in illegal arms, linked to social gatherings and criminal networks, hints at a deeper issue impacting public safety.

Ghanaian CSOs are questioning the government's readiness to implement new firearm licence revocations, citing potential confusion and logistical

Civil society organisations in Ghana are raising concerns over the government's decision to revoke all civilian firearm licences. They warn that