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The Chairman of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC), Apostle Dr Eric Nyamekye, has urged the government to take stronger action against poor sanitation and unregulated development, arguing that recurring floods highlight failures in enforcement and urban planning.
Security consultant Richard Kumadoe has criticised the government's decision to revoke all existing firearm licences, arguing that the measure could unfairly affect law-abiding gun owners and create uncertainty over firearms regulation.
The Ghana Prisons Service has interdicted an officer who was arrested after allegedly attempting to smuggle a substance suspected to be cannabis into the Kete-Krachi Local Prison.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced key milestones in its ongoing teacher recruitment exercise, with shortlisted candidates expected to be named by July 20.
The Chief Executive Officer of Total Logistics Ghana, Emmanuel Percy Brown, has raised concerns about what he says is increasing foreign involvement in Ghana's customs clearing and freight forwarding industry through arrangements that may circumvent existing regulations.
A cache of registered and unregistered firearms and ammunition has been seized from a private security company linked to the shooting incident involving former lawmaker Sarah Adwoa Safo, Ghana's Interior Minister has said.
Former Ghanaian lawmaker Sarah Adwoa Safo may be flown abroad for further medical treatment after undergoing two surgeries following a reported shooting incident, according to her aide.
Ghana's Interior Minister, Muntaka Mubarak, has warned that private security companies found using firearms will face sanctions, as the government moves to tighten enforcement of weapons regulations amid growing concerns over public safety.
Central Region floods and landslides kill 18, affect more than 5,000 residents The National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) says severe flooding, mudslides, landslides and building collapses across Ghana's Central Region have killed 18 people and affected more than 5,000 residents