… At the ceremony, which was attended by National Security Advisor Prosper Bani, Deputy Defence Minister Brogya Genfi and Chief of Defence Staff, Lieutenant General William Agyapong, the Executive Director of the J.J. …
… ed the package at a ceremony held at the Jubilee House, which was attended by senior government officials, the Deputy Defence Minister, Ernest Brogya Genfi; the Chief Director of the Ministry, Mr Emmanuel Kartey; the Chief of the Defence Staff, Lieutenant General William Agyapong …
… Receiving the items on behalf of the Chief of the Defence Staff, Lieutenant General William Agyapong, the Chief of the Naval Staff, Rear Admiral Godwin Livinus Bessing, described the United States as a reliable partner in Ghana’s security efforts. …
… He said the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS), the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and the Controller-General of the Ghana Immigration Service had all committed their institutions to supporting the exercise. …
… Major General Henry Kwami Anyidoho The announcement was made by the Chief of the Defence Staff, Lieutenant General William Agyapong, during a luncheon for past commandants and international alumni at the Fletcher Mess on July 2, 2026. …
… Nana Ansah Kwao IV made the remarks when the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS), Lieutenant General William Agyapong, paid a courtesy call on him at Akwamu Adumasa in the Asuogyaman District of the Eastern Region. …
… This came to light when the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS), Lieutenant General William Agyapong, paid a working visit to the engineers at their campsite at Asuboa, near Akyem Oda in the Eastern Region on Monday. …
… Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS), Lieutenant General (Lt. Gen) William Agyapong, in his address emphasised that many of the existing structures at Burma Camp date back to the colonial era and no longer meet modern standards – citing a sharp contrast of what the current deplorable …
… Lieutenant General William Agyapong, the Chief of the Defence Staff, said many barracks facilities inherited from the colonial era had deteriorated and no longer met acceptable standards of safety, comfort and dignity. …
President John Dramani Mahama presented a welfare and compensation package to families of eight military personnel killed in a helicopter crash on 6 August 2025, including a GH¢1 million trust fund for each surviving minor child, healthcare and educational support, and legacy boxes with keepsakes and personalised letters from the President.
The United States Embassy in Accra has handed over 84 pallets of assorted military equipment to the Ghana Armed Forces to enhance operational readiness and strengthen Ghana's defence capabilities, with significant portions allocated to the Ghana Navy including radar systems, radios, antennas, body armour and boarding equipment.
The Minister for Local Government has directed all markets, shops and commercial centres in Greater Accra to close during a two-day National General Cleaning Exercise on July 10–11, warning of legal consequences for non-compliance. The nationwide exercise, ordered by President Mahama following devastating June floods, aims to restore sanitation, clear drains and reduce disease outbreak risks.
Ghana's government will name two new military barracks under construction — one at Dambai in the Oti Region and one at Ajumako Asiam in the Central Region — after Major General Henry Kwami Anyidoho and the late Lieutenant General Emmanuel Alexander Erskine, in recognition of their distinguished military careers and contributions to international peacekeeping operations.
The Ghana Immigration Service won the male football competition and the Ghana Police Service claimed victory in the female category at the 2026 Inter-Security Football Gala held at the University of Ghana Stadium. The one-day tournament, hosted by the Ghana Armed Forces, aimed to promote unity and teamwork among security services and served as a precursor to the Security Services Sports Association Games slated for September in Accra.
The Chief of Akwamu-Adumasa has called for urgent national action to address poor housing conditions for Ghana Armed Forces personnel, describing many existing facilities as old, deteriorated and unfit for habitation. He urged all stakeholders and corporate organisations to treat improving military personnel's living conditions as a shared national duty, supporting the Burma Camp Redevelopment Project as a revolving fund initiative.
Engineers from the Ghana Armed Forces have cleared 17.75 kilometres of land for the 175.6-kilometre Accra–Kumasi Expressway project, which will connect the Greater Accra, Eastern and Ashanti regions. The project engineer reported the team was on course to complete preparatory works ahead of construction, though challenges including heavy rains, dense vegetation, and delays in compensation valuation could slow progress.
The Ghana Armed Forces held a fundraising luncheon to mobilise GH₵190 million for phase-one completion of the Burma Camp redevelopment project at Ghana Military Academy in Teshie, which will comprise 250 housing units including dormitory and apartment blocks. The project, scheduled to begin in July 2026 and complete within a year, aims to replace colonial-era structures and improve military accommodation standards.
The Ghana Armed Forces has held a fundraising luncheon to support the redevelopment of Burma Camp and address a housing deficit affecting thousands of servicemen and women. Senior military leadership cited deteriorating colonial-era barracks and increased operational demands as drivers of the accommodation gap.