Ghana National Fire Service - GNFS
Fire ravages Maaha Beach Resort, GNFS gives update on scale of destruction
Maaha Beach Resort, a popular destination in the Ellembelle District of the Western Region, and one other resort suffered a severe fire outbreak on May 28.
Nursing and Midwifery Training College hostel in Kwadaso gutted by fire
The top floor of a two-storey hostel which housing over 150 students of the Kwadaso SDA Nursing and Midwifery Training College was gutted by fire.
Fire ravages Madina Redco flats area, destroying over 150 structures and causing 1 death
A fire devastated the Madina Redco Flats on the evening of April 18, 2025, destroying over 150 structures and reportedly claiming the life of a young woman.
“All of us need to make a contribution”: Interior Minister proposes new tax to support fire service
Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak has proposed a new tax on fuel purchases to support the Ghana National Fire Service following assessments of the Adum fire.
Fire service apologises to Ashanti Regional Minister Frank Amokohene after public spat
The Ghana National Fire Service issued a public apology following the controversy relating to the Ashanti Regional Minister and the fire outbreak in Adum.
Ashanti Fire Commander condemns Amoakohene after criticism of personnel during Adum market fire
The Ashanti Regional Fire Commander, Peter Tetteh, criticised the Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, after some remarks about the service.
Kumasi Adum rocked by massive fire, firefighters work to contain blaze
A massive fire outbreak at the Adum Market in the Kumasi Central Business District left several shops and properties destroyed in the early hours of March 21.
Popular fire service spokesperson recounts alleged police brutality at the hands of CID officers
One of the prominent spokespersons of the fire service, Alex King Nartey, recounted an instance of alleged police brutality he suffered when he was in plain clothes.
Death toll from Konongo Odumasi fire rises to 3 persons
The death toll in the fire outbreak at Konongo Odumase Ashanti Region has risen to three persons after dynamite shops were rocked by the inferno.
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