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Gov’t to acquire new naval ships, aircraft for Ghana Armed Forces

The government is making arrangements to acquire additional naval ships and aircraft for the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) to boost the military’s operational capacity and readiness. Defence Minister Kenneth Gilbert Adjei disclosed this during a briefing by the Military High Command on the state of the Armed Forces on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. The meeting […]

Gov’t to acquire new naval ships, aircraft for Ghana Armed Forces

The Ghanaian government is set to acquire new naval ships and aircraft for the Ghana Armed Forces in an effort to bolster the military's operational capacity and readiness. Defence Minister Kenneth Gilbert Adjei revealed this during a briefing by the Military High Command on the state of the Armed Forces on November 10, 2026. The government is currently in the advanced stages of planning these strategic military equipment purchases, which will enhance the Armed Forces' ability to carry out its constitutional responsibilities and effectively respond to the nation's security needs.

The Military High Command praised the government's commitment to building a well-equipped, adequately resourced, and motivated military, citing support in the form of vehicles, retooling initiatives, and ongoing barracks regeneration projects.

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