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The Executive Secretary of the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons, Mr. Jones Applerh has a led a five-member delegation to pay a courtesy call on His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II at...
15 Jan 2021 Source: GNA A popular taxi driver at Dunkwa has been shot dead at Mmoatiakrom, near Dunkwa-on-Offin in the Upper Denkyira East Municipality of the Central Region and his taxi taken away by...
Date: Jan – 12- 2021 Source:www.graphic.com.gh Residents of Gbane in the Talensi District in the Upper East Region were thrown into a state of shock when a young man shot himself in the head...
After a successful launch, the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons’ election related advocacy and sensitization campaign “Ballots without Bullets” has taken off. The purpose of the...
National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons organized a three-day capacity-building workshop in Ho for Civil Society Organizations. The objective of the workshop was to introduce and discuss...
The Deputy Western Regional Minister, Hon. Gifty Eugenia Kusi, has revealed that Small Arms owned by civilians would be marked in due course with a unique ECOWAS standard coding system. Hon. Gifty...
The National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons has launched its public education and sensitization program dubbed “Ballots without Bullets” at the Alisa Hotel. The Ballots without Bullets...
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Small Arms Commission, Ghana3 days ago
April 1, 2026 — the Commission, in collaboration with the National Peace Council, engaged over 300 students at Tawheed Senior High School in Kumasi in a powerful sensitisation session.
From understanding the dangers of small arms proliferation to learning about the legal and social consequences of firearm misuse, students were empowered to make informed, responsible choices. The session also highlighted the importance of resisting peer pressure, prioritising education,and embracing peaceful conflict resolution.
From understanding the dangers of small arms proliferation to learning about the legal and social consequences of firearm misuse, students were empowered to make informed, responsible choices. The session also highlighted the importance of resisting peer pressure, prioritising education,and embracing peaceful conflict resolution.


