Ghana Armed Forces

Ghana unites in grief as eight patriots lost in a helicopter crash are honoured in a solemn state funeral in Accra

Mahama mourns eight lost in Ghana helicopter crash, pledging unity, compassion, and a full investigation into the deadly tragedy.

Maj. Gen. Gbetanu warns attackers in Bawku of military retaliation, emphasizing the commitment to restore peace

President Mahama announces new acting service chiefs for GAF to boost military operations starting March 24, 2025

Ghana Armed Forces allows soldiers to use lethal force against disarmament attempts to ensure operational security and public safety

Ghana Armed Forces deploy personnel nationwide to support police in ensuring peaceful and secure 2024 presidential and parliamentary elections.

Ghana Armed Forces deployed for routine Canine and Bomb Sweeps at Parliament, following a request by the Speaker, ensuring the safety of the premises.

Ghana Armed Forces warns civilians against unauthorized use of military uniforms, citing security risks ahead of elections.

Chief of Defense Staff denies releasing Jakpa’s dismissal letter, questioning its origin in ongoing ambulance trial.

GAF denies allegations of soldier involvement in Bawku killings, amidst growing conflict and efforts to maintain regional stability.