“Ghana stood still in sorrow as the nation honoured eight fallen heroes of the August 6 helicopter crash — a moment of grief, unity, and lasting remembrance.”
Ghana Armed Forces
President John Dramani Mahama Calls for National Unity and Compassion Amid National Tragedy
“This is not a time for division, speculation, or political point-scoring, but a time for strength and empathy,” President John Dramani Mahama
Black Box of Crashed Military Helicopter Recovered – Ashanti Regional Minister Confirms
“The Black Box will guide investigators in understanding what truly happened in those final moments,” – Dr Frank Amoakohene.
President Mahama Declares Three Days of National Mourning After Helicopter Tragedy
“This is a moment of immense sorrow for our nation. We have lost true patriots who dedicated their lives to public service and the defence of our country.” – President Mahama
NPP Mourns Victims of Military Helicopter Crash, Calls for Swift Investigation
“Their passing is not only a devastating blow to their families but also a profound loss to the entire nation they worked to protect and build.” – Justin Kodua Frimpong
Ghana in Mourning as Ministers and Security Officials Die in Military Helicopter Crash
“We have lost not only leaders but selfless patriots. May their souls rest in peace, and may their sacrifice never be forgotten.” – President John Dramani Mahama
Ghana Armed Forces Helicopter Crashes at Adansi Akrofuom – Occupants Feared Dead
“We mourn with the nation in this moment of great uncertainty. The Ghana Armed Forces remains committed to uncovering the full facts surrounding this tragic incident.”
Government Ends Unauthorized Military Protection for Civilians and Public Officials
“The Ghana Armed Forces must be reserved for constitutionally sanctioned duties,” Defence Minister Dr. Edward Omane Boamah said.
US Donates 14 Armoured Vehicles to Ghana to Strengthen Border Security
“The United States values its close relationship with Ghana and will continue to support its efforts to enhance national and regional security.” – U.S. Ambassador Virginia Palmer
Ghana to Introduce Military Training for National Service Personnel from August, 2025
National Service Personnel will undergo military-style training from August—part of a bold new move to shape a more disciplined, patriotic and prepared generation of young Ghanaians.