The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has begun the first phase of implementing its Gender-Based Violence and Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (GBV-PSEAH) policy. …
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Ghana's immigration authority implementing gender-based violence policy and launching border security initiatives to address resource constraints and smuggling risks.
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- May 2026
… He promised to complete all uncompleted projects across the country and disclosed ongoing redevelopment projects in Adentan and other areas, as well as seven regional projects for the Ghana Immigration Service. …
President Mahama Cuts Sod For 1,000-Unit Green City Housing Project At Dedesua… Mr Bawa further revealed that SHC was constructing seven regional office complexes for the Ghana Immigration Service and preparing to resume work on the stalled affordable housing project in Koforidua, with plans to extend similar developments to Wa and Tamale. …
“People expect results” – Mamponghene urges gov’t to deliver Green City project… The police said three of them wore Ghana Immigration Service camouflage uniforms, one wore a military uniform, and two others were in plain clothes. …
SIX ARRESTED FOR IMPERSONATING SECURITY OPERATIVES IN CENTRAL REGION… The three Chinese nationals were transported to the NAIMOS Headquarters for further investigation and onward handover to the Ghana Immigration Service for the required immigration-related action. …
NAIMOS bust galamsey syndicate at Ntabanu and Nyameadom, 7 arrested- April 2026
… The exercise brought together personnel from the Ghana Prisons Service, Ghana National Fire Service, and Ghana Immigration Service, alongside officials of the Effutu Municipal Assembly. …
Security agencies, assembly lead clean-up exercise in Winneba ahead of Aboakyer Festival… Participating institutions include NACOC, the Bureau of National Intelligence, National Security, the Ghana Immigration Service, the Ghana Police Service, Ghana Ports and Harbour Security, and the Food and Drugs Authority.
Illicit tobacco trade threatens public health, drains revenue – NACOC boss warns… Wengam presenting a document on the SECOBOR project to President Mahama The Governing Council of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is advocating the launch of an innovative project, code-named Operation Secure Our Borders (SECOBOR), a public-private sector initiative aimed at m …
GIS Pushes Border Security Reform InitiativeThe Governing Council of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is pushing for the launch of an innovative project, code-named Operation Secure Our Borders (SECOBOR), a public-private sector initiative designed to mobilise adequate resources to address the pressing needs of the serv …
GIS pushes public-private project to secure bordersThe Governing Council of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is pushing for the launch of an innovative project, code-named Operation Secure Our Borders (SECOBOR), a public-private sector initiative designed to mobilise adequate resources to address the pressing needs of the GIS, …
From Efiase to SECOBOR: Rev. Wengam leads fresh charge to secure Ghana’s borders
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Ghana Immigration Service begins GBV-PSEAH policy rollout
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The Ghana Immigration Service has begun the first phase of implementing its Gender-Based Violence and Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment policy, supported by the United Nations Population Fund, with a training manual for officers and facilitators across regional commands and training schools. The Service plans further strategic activities in 2025 including capacity-building programmes, expanded gender training, improved reporting systems, and community engagement to prevent gender-based violence.
12 May 2026 · The Ghanaian Times →
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Ghana Immigration Service begins GBV-PSEAH policy rollout
The Ghana Immigration Service has begun the first phase of implementing its Gender-Based Violence and Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment policy, supported by the United Nations Population Fund, with a training manual for officers and facilitators across regional commands and training schools. The Service plans further strategic activities in 2025 including capacity-building programmes, expanded gender training, improved reporting systems, and community engagement to prevent gender-based violence.
12 May 2026 · The Ghanaian Times →
Monday 11 May
Mahama launches 1,000-unit green housing project in Bosomtwe
President John Mahama has cut sod for the Green City Housing Project at Dedesua in the Bosomtwe District, a 200-acre development by the State Housing Company Limited expected to deliver over 1,000 housing units with modern designs and environmental sustainability, while creating jobs and economic opportunities in the region.
11 May 2026 · The Chronicle →
Sunday 10 May
Mamponghene urges delivery of Kumasi green city housing project
The Mamponghene, representing the Asantehene, has called on the government and State Housing Company Limited to complete the Dedesua Green City Affordable Housing Project in Kumasi, warning that Ghanaians expect results rather than unfulfilled promises. The Asantehene released over 200 acres of land to the government 16 years ago for the project, which had stalled under successive administrations.
10 May 2026 · Joy Online →
Thursday 7 May
Six arrested for impersonating security operatives in Central Region
Six men who disguised themselves as military and immigration officers assaulted and harassed three Chinese nationals at a manufacturing company in Agona Akwakwa near Mankrong Nkwanta on May 6, 2026. Police arrested all six suspects, who are now in custody at Agona Swedru District Police Headquarters.
7 May 2026 · The Chronicle →
Sunday 3 May
NAIMOS arrests 7 in galamsey operation across two Ashanti communities
The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat dismantled an organised multinational galamsey syndicate operating in Ntabanu and Nyameadom in Mankraso, Ahafo Ano South West District, resulting in the arrest of three Chinese nationals and four Ghanaian operators, alongside seizure of four motor vehicles, one excavator, and a tricycle.
3 May 2026 · Joy Online →
Tuesday 28 April
Security agencies join Winneba clean-up ahead of Aboakyer Festival
Personnel from Ghana Prisons Service, Ghana National Fire Service, and Ghana Immigration Service joined the Effutu Municipal Assembly on April 27, 2026, to clean drains and collect refuse in Winneba as part of preparations for the Aboakyer Festival. The exercise aimed to improve environmental sanitation and public health ahead of the annual celebrations.
28 April 2026 · Joy Online →
Illicit tobacco trade threatens health, revenue—NACOC warns
The Narcotics Control Commission Director-General has warned that illegal tobacco products deprive the state of billions in tax revenue annually, expose consumers to unsafe unregulated goods, and fuel organised crime. A week-long training workshop launched April 27, 2026, aims to strengthen frontline officers' capacity to detect and combat illicit tobacco trafficking at Ghana's entry and exit points.
28 April 2026 · Joy Online →
Monday 27 April
Ghana Immigration Service proposes border security reform initiative
The Ghana Immigration Service's Governing Council is advocating for Operation Secure Our Borders (SECOBOR), a public-private initiative to mobilise resources for the Service's operational needs, and proposes that GIS retain 80 percent of its internally generated funds for five years to address challenges including inadequate accommodation and vehicles.
27 April 2026 · Daily Guide →
Ghana Immigration Service launches public-private border security initiative
The Ghana Immigration Service Governing Council is pushing Operation Secure Our Borders (SECOBOR), a public-private project designed to mobilise resources for officer welfare and border control. The GIS chairman cited weak border controls as exposing Ghana to smuggling, human trafficking and illicit trade, and requested retention of 80 per cent of internally generated funds for five years to address resource and logistical constraints.
27 April 2026 · The Ghanaian Times →
Sunday 26 April
GIS launches Operation Secure Our Borders public-private project
The Ghana Immigration Service's Governing Council is pushing for Operation Secure Our Borders (SECOBOR), a public-private sector initiative to address the service's resource and welfare challenges. The Council Chair briefed President Mahama that weak border control exposes Ghana to smuggling, human trafficking, and illicit trade, and proposed the GIS retain 80% of its internally generated funds for five years to address gaps in accommodation, vehicles, and equipment.
26 April 2026 · Joy Online →