The shop in flames A major fire disaster at the Kumasi Kejetia Market in the Ashanti Region was averted thanks to the timely intervention of the Ghana National Fire
Dutch Chief Fire Officer, GNFS Strengthen Ties
CFO Tuitert, CFO Daniella Mawusi Ntow Sarpong with other officials at the meeting Chief Fire Officer (CFO) Johan Tuitert has paid a private working visit to Ghana to gain
US Embassy, GNFS Strengthen Ties
The GNFS and US Embassy Staff The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has received a delegation from the US Embassy Accra to strengthen cooperation in fire safety, emergency response,
GNFS Retrieves Baby From Toilet Pit At Suhum
GNFS officers with the lifeless body of the baby The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has retrieved a one-week-old baby boy from a toilet pit at Ali, a suburb
GNFS, GES, Ulster University Launch Fire Safety Workshop For Schools
GNFS, GES, and Ulster University officials in a group photograph THE GHANA National Fire Service (GNFS), in collaboration with the Ghana Education Service (GES) and Ulster University in the
Kantamanto Traders’ Rebuilding Efforts Raises Concerns – Says GNFS
Public Relations Officer of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), Desmond Ackak, has expressed serious concerns over the rebuilding of the Kantamanto market by traders following the devastating fire outbreak
Sunyani Auto Mechanics To Repair GNFS Tanker
The fire scene at Sunyani magazine AS A result of lack of fire tender at the Bono Regional Fire Command to attend to fire outbreak at its catchment area,
GNFS Celebrates Continental Feat
CFO Julius Kuunuor (R) seated with dignitaries and winners The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) celebrated the remarkable accomplishments of its Sports Unit members during a presentation ceremony at
GNFS Cautions Against Use Of Substandard Cylinders
There Baafi, Ebenezer Appiah in a photograph at the launch of the Appeb Cylinder Assistant Director of Safety, Ghana National Fire Service GNFS, Doi Michael Ato Korsah has urged
GNFS To Supply Smoke Detectors To Homes
Timothy Osafo-Affum THE GHANA National Fire Service (GNFS) says it will be implementing a regulation for homes to have early fire detection systems as a measure to reduce domestic