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NACSA, in collaboration with key national and international partners, is hosting the Africa Regional Workshop on Strengthening the Protection of Civilians from the Use of Explosive Weapons in...
26th March 2026, Bundase Training Camp, Ghana – A significant step toward strengthening Ghanaβs national stockpile management was marked with the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of...
The National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons (NACSA) held a two-day orientation programme for newly recruited officers and National Service Personnel to familiarise them with the...
ACCRA, GHANA β 18 February 2026 β Ghana has convened its first National Consultation on Strengthening the Protection of Civilians from the Use of Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas (EWIPA) in Accra...
A colourful pull-out ceremony was held for Mr. Laud O. Affrifah, Esq, the Outgoing Deputy Comptroller-General of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) in charge of operations on Monday, 16th February...
The National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons, in collaboration with the Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA), the United Nations, the International Committee of the Red...
From 29β30 January 2026, Ghana through the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons participated in the ATT Womenβs Leadership Workshop at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP)...
As part of its mandate to prevent the proliferation and misuse of illicit arms through public education and stakeholder engagement, the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons paid a...
The Ministry of the Interior has extended Ghanaβs Gun Amnesty Programme (GAP) to 30 January 2026, offering a final two-week window for individuals to voluntarily surrender or register unlicensed...
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NACSA Heads and Management Members (NACSHAMM) under the leadership of Dr. Adam A. A. Bonaa, the Executive Secretary, convened a two-day strategic retreat at the Eastern Premier Hotel in Koforidua to align key priorities and plan for the second half of the year.
The retreat brought together 45 Heads of Unit, Regional Heads and Management Members to foster a unified and coordinated approach to institutional planning and performance. The programme, which featured sessions on critical areas including public administration, governance, corporate law and emotional intelligence is focused on equipping participants with the knowledge and skills required to strengthen leadership, enhance decision-making, and improve team dynamics.
A key component of the retreat was a review of the first-quarter performance, providing an opportunity to assess progress, identify gaps and recalibrate strategies to ensure the effective delivery of NACSAβs mandate. In addition, participants received further orientation on internal systems and processes aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and strengthening overall institutional effectiveness.
The Management Team reaffirmed its commitment to building a well-equipped and responsive workforce capable of effectively addressing gun-related violence and curbing the illicit proliferation of small arms in Ghana.
NACSA Heads and Management Members (NACSHAMM) under the leadership of Dr. Adam A. A. Bonaa, the Executive Secretary, convened a two-day strategic retreat at the Eastern Premier Hotel in Koforidua to align key priorities and plan for the second half of the year.
The retreat brought together 45 Heads of Unit, Regional Heads and Management Members to foster a unified and coordinated approach to institutional planning and performance. The programme, which featured sessions on critical areas including public administration, governance, corporate law and emotional intelligence is focused on equipping participants with the knowledge and skills required to strengthen leadership, enhance decision-making, and improve team dynamics.
A key component of the retreat was a review of the first-quarter performance, providing an opportunity to assess progress, identify gaps and recalibrate strategies to ensure the effective delivery of NACSAβs mandate. In addition, participants received further orientation on internal systems and processes aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and strengthening overall institutional effectiveness.
The Management Team reaffirmed its commitment to building a well-equipped and responsive workforce capable of effectively addressing gun-related violence and curbing the illicit proliferation of small arms in Ghana.


