Hon. Muntaka Mohamed-Mubarak, Minister for the Interior and Minister Responsible for National Security, has underscored the importance of the newly commissioned National Signals Bureau (NSB) Bono Regional Command in boosting security across the Bono Region. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, the Minister noted that this facility is the third strategic NSB regional hub established under the leadership of President John Dramani Mahama, reflecting the government’s commitment to a responsive, intelligence-led security framework. “This command brings advanced intelligence closer to the people rather than remaining a distant resource in Accra,” he said. “For farmers, traders, students, and families across the Bono…
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The Minister for Local Government, Hon. Ahmed Ibrahim, has called for closer collaboration between local authorities, traditional leaders and security agencies to ensure the success of intelligence-led security operations in the Bono Region. He made the call while addressing stakeholders at the commissioning of the National Signals Bureau (NSB) Bono Regional Command in Sunyani, describing the facility as a major boost to regional and local security efforts. According to him, decentralising intelligence infrastructure is only effective when it is supported by strong community engagement and local governance systems. Hon. Ahmed Ibrahim emphasised that Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) have…
The Director-General of the National Signals Bureau, Dr. George Atta-Boateng, has stressed that professionalism, discipline and integrity will determine the effectiveness of the Bureau’s newly commissioned Bono Regional Command. Addressing officers and stakeholders at the commissioning ceremony in Sunyani, Dr. Atta-Boateng said the facility is the third of four regional intelligence hubs scheduled for completion this year, reflecting government’s commitment to strengthening Ghana’s national security infrastructure. He explained that the command is equipped to enhance intelligence collection, analysis and inter-agency coordination, while supporting the protection of critical national infrastructure and the secure handling of classified operations. Dr. Atta-Boateng emphasised that…
Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has highlighted Ghana’s increasing influence in the global fight against corruption at the world’s largest United Nations anti-corruption conference in Doha, Qatar. Speaking at the 11th Conference of States Parties (CoSP 11) to the UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC), Mr Bagbin reaffirmed Ghana’s strong commitment to transparency and accountability. He noted that the country’s efforts are underpinned by decisive political leadership, preventive reforms, asset recovery initiatives, and robust institutions, while emphasizing the need for stronger international collaboration. One of the key achievements highlighted was Ghana’s leadership in securing the first-ever UNCAC resolution on…
Transport Minister Joseph Nikpe says Ghana’s transport sector must undergo constant improvement, especially in the areas of road safety infrastructure and enforcement, after the legalisation of commercial motorcycle (Okada) operations. Speaking on Channel One TV’s The Point of View on Monday, December 22, Mr Nikpe explained that the lack of specific traffic signs and signals for motorcyclists has been a longstanding concern. He noted that with motorcycle operations now recognised by law, the government intends to roll out additional road safety interventions, including new traffic signs and modernised traffic lights to enhance safety for all road users. According to the…
In a major step to strengthen security in the Bono Region, Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has officially commissioned the Bono Regional Command of the National Signals Bureau (NSB) in Sunyani. The initiative is intended to reinforce intelligence-led security operations across the region and aligns with Ghana’s broader national security strategy. The newly inaugurated command will function as the central intelligence and security coordination hub for the Bono Region. It is fitted with modern surveillance technology and linked to both regional and national monitoring systems to enable real-time intelligence gathering and swift response to security threats. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony,…
The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) in two separate operations has arrested two British nationals at the Kotoka International Airport after intercepting a large consignment of suspected illicit drugs (Cannabis) concealed in their luggage. The suspects arrived in Ghana aboard an Emirates Airlines flight from Thailand when NACOC officers, acting on intelligence, flagged them for inspection. A thorough search revealed a total of 90 vacuum-sealed slabs in their possession. Sixty of the slabs weighed 32.89 kilograms, while an additional 30 slabs weighed 33.44 kilograms, bringing the total haul to over 66 kilograms. The substances have been secured as evidence and are…
President John Dramani Mahama has described the recommendations put forward by the Constitutional Review Committee as bold and transformative, arguing that they are necessary steps to strengthen Ghana’s democratic system. Addressing the gathering after receiving the committee’s final report in Accra on Monday, December 22, the President acknowledged that while some of the proposals may appear radical, they are essential for improving governance and rebuilding public trust in democratic institutions. He observed that democratic decline in parts of the subregion makes it even more important for Ghana to modernise its constitutional framework. “Many of the recommendations you have presented are…
The Constitutional Review Committee has recommended increasing the length of a presidential term from four to five years as part of broader proposals aimed at improving governance stability and ensuring continuity in national policymaking. The committee’s chairman, Prof Prempeh, revealed this on Monday, December 22, during the formal presentation of the committee’s report to President John Dramani Mahama at the Jubilee House. While the detailed justification for the recommendation has not yet been released publicly, Prof Prempeh explained that the proposal seeks to give presidents sufficient time to formulate, implement and entrench long-term development policies without being constrained by frequent…
An Accra High Court (Human Rights Division) has placed a perpetual injunction on freelance investigative journalist Innocent Samuel Appiah, restraining him from publishing or disseminating allegations against a private individual, Cynthia Adjei, after finding that such publications would violate her constitutional right to privacy. The court, presided over by Justice Nana Brew, also awarded GH¢10,000 in costs against the journalist. The ruling bars Mr Appiah from making any investigative publications, commentary, or references—directly or indirectly—relating to the subject matter of the case across both traditional and digital media platforms. Court’s Reasoning In delivering the judgment, Justice Brew acknowledged that press…