… king to journalists after visiting the premises on Thursday, the GRA’s Accra Central Area Enforcement Officer, Joseph Annang, said the Authority would take steps to protect its personnel and enforce the law. “When we go out there, we go on the strength of the Commissioner General …
… Speaking at the events, Commissioner General of the Ghana Boundary Commission, Major General Anthony Ntem, said the newly constructed pillars reinforce the African Union’s vision of a Borderless Africa. …
… Major General Anthony Ntem, Commissioner General of the Ghana Boundary Commission, speaking ahead of the inspection scheduled to commence on August 22, 2026, said the exercise had gained added significance following the 2017 ruling by the Special Chamber of the International Trib …
… Commissioner General of the Ghana Boundary Commission, Major General Anthony Ntem, speaking ahead of the inspection scheduled to commence on August 22, 2026, said the exercise had gained significance following the 2017 ruling by the Special Chamber of the International Tribunal f …
Commissioner-General of the Ghana Boundary Commission, Major General Anthony Ntem, has called for stronger collaboration between border communities and state institutions to ensure effective border management, enhance security and promote socio-economic development. …
… The Commissioner-General of the Ghana Boundary Commission (GhBC), Major General Anthony Ntem, led the assessment from July 27 to 31 across the Kadjebi District, Nkwanta South Municipality and Nkwanta North District. …
… Nana Ware made the appeal when the Commissioner General of the Ghana Boundary Commission, Major General Anthony Ntem, led a delegation on a stakeholder engagement with traditional authorities and residents at Dodi-Papase. …
… Speaking on behalf of the Commissioner-General of the Ghana Boundary Commission, Major General Anthony Ntem, the Commission’s Director of Research, John Tsotorvor, stressed the importance of access to water in promoting peace and security. …
… Speaking at the opening session in Pô, Commissioner-General of the Ghana Boundary Commission, Major General Anthony Ntem, described the engagements as a major milestone in the longstanding relationship between the two neighbouring countries. …
The Commissioner General of the Ghana Boundary Commission (GhBC), Major General Anthony Ntem, has called on residents living along Ghana’s international borders to protect boundary pillars and support efforts to safeguard the country’s territorial integrity. …
The Ghana Revenue Authority has warned that anyone who assaults or obstructs its officers during duty will face legal action, following an alleged assault on GRA officers during a VAT compliance exercise at Jamila Home in Westlands, Accra, on 7 October 2026. GRA's Accra Central Area Enforcement Officer said the Authority would take steps to protect its personnel and that attacks on officers would not be tolerated.
The Ghana Revenue Authority has warned that anyone who assaults or obstructs its officers during duty will face legal action, following an alleged assault on GRA officers during a VAT compliance exercise at Jamila Home in Westlands, Accra, on 7 October 2026. GRA's Accra Central Area Enforcement Officer said the Authority would take steps to protect its personnel and that attacks on officers would not be tolerated.
Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire jointly commissioned 37 newly constructed international boundary pillars marking the completion of Phase 1 of their Joint Land Boundary Reaffirmation Exercise, which covered 150 kilometres and was funded by the German Agency for International Cooperation and the African Union Border Programme.
Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire are conducting another joint inspection of their common maritime boundary starting August 22, 2026, continuing exercises that began in 2023 to strengthen security cooperation and coordinate management of their shared maritime space.
Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire are conducting another joint inspection of their common maritime boundary, scheduled for August 22, 2026, as part of deepening operational cooperation and security coordination. The inspection programme, which commenced in 2023 and has so far recorded six exercises, follows the 2017 ITLOS ruling that settled their maritime boundary.
The Commissioner-General of the Ghana Boundary Commission visited Nkwanta North District in the Oti Region to assess challenges along the Ghana–Togo international boundary and engage traditional authorities, District Assembly officials, security agencies and border residents on border management, security and socio-economic development.
The Ghana Boundary Commission completed a five-day operational assessment across Kadjebi District, Nkwanta South Municipality and Nkwanta North District along the Ghana–Togo frontier from July 27 to 31, during which border communities renewed demands for improved roads, healthcare, telecommunications and security.
The Gyasehene of Ampeyo Traditional Area has called on the Ghana Boundary Commission to expedite peaceful resolution of the longstanding Fotor Yeye boundary dispute with Togo. The Commission's Commissioner General visited border communities in the Oti Region to engage stakeholders and assess operations.
The Ghana Boundary Commission has commissioned a mechanised borehole in Agatuse, Bawku West, as part of preparations for the 2026 African Border Day, with funding from the German Federal Foreign Office through the International Organisation for Migration. A similar project is planned for Nakolo in Kassena Nankan West District, as part of efforts to improve access to clean water and strengthen stability in border communities.
Ghana and Burkina Faso have launched a week-long series of bilateral engagements to jointly manage and reaffirm their shared land boundary, following framework agreements signed by their foreign ministers in February. The engagements, which started in Pô, Burkina Faso, will culminate in a relaunch of the Joint Ghana–Burkina Faso Land Boundary Reaffirmation Exercise at Dakola on June 22, 2026.
The Commissioner General of the Ghana Boundary Commission has called on residents along Ghana's international borders to protect boundary pillars and report suspicious activities or encroachments to local authorities. He stressed that community participation is essential to maintaining the country's territorial integrity and preventing disputes with neighbouring countries, noting that some boundary markers dating from the colonial era have been displaced or overgrown.
The Ghana Boundary Commission's Commissioner General has urged border residents to protect boundary pillars and report suspicious activities to support national security. He noted that community vigilance is essential for maintaining Ghana's territorial integrity and preventing disputes with neighbouring countries.