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In a move to address what he called “failures of systems, processes, oversight and accountability,” Interior Minister, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has inaugurated an 13-member Committee of Inquiry at the Ministry of the Interior, tasked with unearthing the issues behind Ghana’s recent spate of deadly building collapses. “The collapse of a building is not merely a structural failure. It is often a failure of systems, processes, oversight and accountability. We owe it to the victims and future generations to ensure that the lessons from these incidents lead to meaningful reforms,” he stated. According to the Minister, the probe will examine...

The Ministry of the Interior wishes to inform residents of Binduri Township and its environs in the Upper East Region that the restriction on the use of motorbikes imposed on April 28, 2026, has been lifted with immediate effect. Following a review of the security situation in the area, Government has decided to lift the restriction on motorbike use in Binduri Township and its environs. The Ministry commends Chiefs, Elders, Opinion Leaders, the Youth, and residents of Binduri and its environs for their cooperation, restraint, and support to the security agencies during the period of the restriction. The Government...

A delegation from Jordan, led by Mr. Mo’ath Alzo’bi, Director of Political Affairs at the Office of His Royal Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan, has paid a courtesy call on Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, to discuss areas of mutual cooperation and strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries. The meeting focused on enhancing collaboration in key security areas, including counterterrorism, intelligence sharing, and capacity building for security services. Hon. Muntaka welcomed the Jordanian delegation and reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to fostering stronger partnerships with Jordan in the areas of security and intelligence cooperation. The Minister noted...