Boundary Commission News

On 22-23 February 2024, technical teams from the Ghana Boundary Commission and the National Land Boundary Commission of Togo convened for a two-day technical meeting in Accra to discuss the joint reaffirmation of the common international boundary line between Ghana and Togo. Discussions focused on modalities for the reaffirmation of additional 300 kilometres and the […]

The Ghana Boundary Commission, with support from Conciliation Resources and the Robert Bosch Stiftung Foundation, organised a 1-day National Stakeholders’ Dialogue on Emerging Security Threats and Initiatives towards Effective Boundary Management and Security in Accra on Thursday February 2024. The Dialogue, which saw the gathering of all relevant stakeholders in Ghana’s boundary management space including

The Ghana Boundary Commission jointly conducted a boundary inspection exercise of the Dollar Power area with representatives of various stakeholder ministries on 31 January 2024. The aim of the exercise was to inspect the state of boundary pillars at the Dollar Power area, depth of illegal mining activities in the area, as well as progress

The Ghana Boundary Commission and the National Land Boundary Commission of Togo jointly organised a 2-day community sensitisation programme at Likpe, in the Oti Region of Ghana and Yikpa, Togo on 25 and 26 January 2024 respectively. The exercise, sponsored by the German government using GIZ as the implementing agency, forms part of the 4th

The Ghana Boundary Commission and the National Boundary Commission of Côte d’Ivoire jointly organised a 2-day community sensitisation programme in New Town, in the Western Region of Ghana and Noé, Côte d’Ivoire on 23 and 24 November 2023 respectively. The exercise, sponsored by the German government using GIZ as the implementing agency, forms part of

The maiden Experience Sharing Workshop under the auspices of the Ghana Boundary Commission on the Development and Operationalisation of National Boundary Structures for SADC Countries and Ethiopia commenced. The 3-day workshop, the first of its kind and sponsored by the German Government aims at supporting the operationalisation/strengthening of Boundary Commissions of targeted states. The workshop

In line with objectives of the African Union Border Programme, the Ghana Boundary Commission and the Land Boundary Commission of Togo organised a joint sensitisation programme for selected border communities along the Ghana/Togo International Boundary Line including Leklebi-Kame (Ghana) and Kame Tonu (Togo). This forms part of a 2-day joint sensitisation to educate residents on

The Ghana Boundary Commission in collabotion with the Land Boundary Commission of Togo held a joint community sensitisation at the Honuta. The sensitisation exercise is part of Phase 3 of the Joint Land Boundary Reaffirmation exercise to be undertaken by the two countries from 21 October to 10 November 2023. The aim of the sensitisation

The Ghana Boundary Commission, as part of a working visit to the African Union Commission in Addis Ababa-Ethiopia, held engagements with the GIZ Support Programme to the African Union Border Programme on Tuesday 5 September 2023. The National Coordinator of the Ghana Boundary Commission, Major General Emmanuel Kotia, expressed appreciation to the GIZ for supporting

The Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace and Security of the African Union Commission, His Excellency Bankole Adeoye, has congratulated the Government and People of Ghana for ratifying the African Union Convention on Cross-Border Cooperation. He further praised the Ghana Boundary Commission for the strides made within the few years of its existence. He expressed appreciation