Ghanaian police peacekeepers indicted by the United Nations for sexual misconduct in South Sudan last February were repatriated to Accra Wednesday. There was no official information on their arrival, particularly the number of personnel repatriated as well as the outcome … Read more →
In a pivotal moment for the history of Liberia, the United Nations mission there successfully completed its mandate after almost 15 years of supporting the West African nation in the transition to peace and democracy. At a ceremony in Monrovia … Read more →
-Over Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) accusations in South Sudan Ghana’s enviable reputation in United Nations’ peacekeeping operations faces a big damage following Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) accusations levelled against some Ghanaian police officers serving in South Sudan. UN … Read more →
The Right to Information Coalition (RTI Coalition) Ghana yesterday urged diplomats at the United Nations Universal Periodic Review (UN-UPR) to make recommendations for Ghana to pass the RTI Bill into law. A statement issued by the coalition in Accra urged … Read more →
MADAM Christine Evans-Klock, the United Nations Coordinator in Ghana, has commended the government’s efforts to improve the regulation of small-scale mining and end ‘galamsey’. The move is to protect legitimate livelihoods in the mining sector and to bring to justice … Read more →
President Akufo-Addo left Ghana on Monday to attend meetings of the United Nations Advocacy Group of Eminent Personalities on the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals in his capacity as co-chairperson of the Group. The events are taking place in Belgium … Read more →
In recognition of the International Decade for People of African Descent, proclaimed by United Nation’s General Assembly resolution 68/237 and to be observed from 2015 to 2024, the Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) 100 identifies high achievers of … Read more →
The United Nations has urged all actors to double up in their quest for gender equality by ensuring that the world of work works for all women as the world marks International Women’s Day today, Wednesday, 8 March. The theme … Read more →
Ghana’s president John Mahama and the Prime Minister of Norway, Ms. Erna Solberg, have been appointed co-chairs of a group of 16 eminent Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Advocates to support the Secretary-General in his efforts to generate momentum and commitment … Read more →
UN aid chief Stephen O’Brien said suffering in the world had reached levels not seen in a generation, with 87 million people needing urgent help. An unprecedented number of people have also been driven from their homes. Alongside Syria, the crises … Read more →