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GIS BEGIN SHIFT SPONSORED TRAINING IN RISK ANALYSIS AND INTELLIGENCE-LED BORDER MANAGEMENT

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), in partnership with the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), has officially commenced a 10-day intensive training program on Risk Analysis and Intelligence Collection. This initiative marks the operational rollout of the 48-month Strengthening and Harmonizing Integrated Border Management Frameworks and Technical (SHIFT) Project, a strategic collaborative effort aimed

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GIS HOLDS BI-ANNUAL MEETING FOR PSEAH FOCAL PERSONS

Dr. Angela Dwamena-Aboagye, a Ghanaian lawyer, consultant and Executive Director of The Ark Foundation, Ghana, has called for stronger institutional commitment, capacity building and leadership development to ensure the successful implementation of the Ghana Immigration Service’s GBV-PSEAH response system. She made the call at the GIS bi-annual coordinating meeting for GBV-PSEAH focal persons in Accra,

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Ghana Immigration Service Hosts Mental Health Education for Officers

Officers of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) received vital education on mental health as the Service’s Psychology Department organized a Mental Health Awareness Program at the GIS Conference Room. The initiative, brought together expert resource persons to address pressing issues of mental health, addiction, depression, and practical strategies for sustaining psychological well-being among officers. Delivering

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GIS warns of Abuses in the implementation of the ECOWAS Free Movement Protocol

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has sounded the alarm over rising abuses of the ECOWAS free movement protocol by the ECOWAS community citizens, cautioning that irregular migration, child trafficking, cyber fraud, organized street begging and other forms of organized crime networks are increasingly undermining Ghana’s internal security. These concerns were raised during high-level talks with

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