FOSDA Urges Calm and Dialogue Amid Renewed...
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Annual Report 2024
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POLICY BRIEF: Financing The Ghana National Action...
The second Ghana National Action Plan on Women Peace and Security (GHANAP-2), is the national strategy document which outlines the approach and course of action for local implementation of the...
Demonstrate the Contribution of the Flagship National...
The Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA) has called on the Government of Ghana to work towards determining the real contribution of the National Apprenticeship Programme (NAP) to...
FOSDA Participates in Arms Trade Treaty (ATT)...
The TOT is being held in Accra from May 5th to May 9th. It is organised by the ATT Secretariat based in Geneva. The objective of the TOT is to...
Greater Accra Region tops Violent Incidents Chart...
The Greater Accra Region has recorded the highest count of violent incidents from January to March 2025 under FOSDA’s Media Monitoring of Violent Incidents in Ghana. The region recorded 25...
Threats of Violence by Kumasi Mayor is...
The recent threats of violence made by Mr. Richard Ofori-Agyemang Boadi, the new Mayor of Kumasi in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, directed at unauthorized traders in the Kumasi metropolis...
VIOLENT INCIDENT REPORT :VIOLENT INCIDENTS IN GHANA...
The Greater Accra Region leads the violent incidents count with 45 (37.2%) incidents. Ashanti Regionfollows with 20 (16.5%) incidents. The Central Region followed with 13 (10.7%) incidents. Easternregion recorded 11...
FOSDA to Sensitize SHSs Students About the...
The Foundation for Security Development in Africa (FOSDA) is set to embark on an education drive in senior high schools to sensitize students about the dangers of small arms and...
PRESS RELEASE: Kumasi SDA Shooting Is Evidence...
The tragic case of the 16-year-old student involved in gun violence at the Adventist SeniorHigh School in Kumasi in the Ashanti region of Ghana is evidence of the alarming easyaccessibility...