The attack targeted army positions in cities and towns.
GNA is Ghana’s leading state news agency founded in 1957 with headquarters in Accra.
The COAS said partnerships built on trust and shared professional values were critical to safeguarding regional and global peace.
She added, “Informal squatter camps and settlements are never properties because they are illegal in the country.”
Mr Janabi described the outbreak as one of Africa’s most serious public health emergencies this year.
The MoU is expected to enhance institutional partnerships, knowledge exchange, and coordinated efforts to improve road safety in the sub-region.
Uganda repatriated 273 of its citizens from South Africa following xenophobic attacks.
The announcement follows the Burkina Faso military government’s decision to suspend the UN rights office’s operations indefinitely.
Amnesty International said the countries’ withdrawal threatens to deny thousands of victims the possibility of truth, justice and reparations.
According to the ministry, all eligible lost or damaged passports will be replaced within one week.
