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08/06/2023
Congratulations to our 2023 batch of students who graduated yesterday! Wishing all our 71 MA and 3 PhD graduates from Ghana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, La Côte d'Ivoire, Mali and Nigeria phenomenal success in the next chapter of their lives!
06/06/2023
Introducing the Kofi Annan Changemakers 2023! 🙌
These 12 inspiring will embark on an incredible journey, engaging in an empowering 💬 alongside influential international leaders and experts.
Together, they will explore innovative solutions, share insights, and amplify the impact of their impactful work. 💪
Learn more about their inspiring stories and follow their journey: bit.ly/KAChangemakers
Join us in congratulating this year's cohort of visionary leaders driving positive change worldwide. 🙌
06/06/2023
Today, 27 Participants from the Ghana Armed Forces, comprising 21 females and male six (6) males, are starting a 3-week training in the Military Observers Course to equip them with the relevant competencies to fruitfully discharge their duties and responsibilities when deployed in UN and Regional Peace Operations missions. The Course is one of interventions being implemented under the ongoing “Enhancing Ghana Armed Forces Capabilities to Address Barriers to Women in Peacekeeping” project, funded by Global Affairs Canada.
The female-predominant cohort is intended to address the barrier of ‘eligible pool’, which emerged as one of the top barriers to meaningful participation of Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) female personnel in UN peace operations, in the 2020 Measuring Opportunities for Women in Peace Operations (MOWIP) Report. The ‘eligible pool’ essentially means that GAF women were not distributed evenly across roles, ranks, units and functions, thereby limiting their opportunities for deployment to UN peace operations. The Course is thus one way that Canada’s Elsie Initiative project with KAIPTC is addressing this barrier – by increasing the pool of women officers eligible to deploy as Military Observers. High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone, Ghana Armed Forces
02/06/2023
We are excited and looking forward to hosting five former African Presidents today.
01/06/2023
🌍 Joining the United Nations to mark 75 years of Peacekeeping today! 🙌🕊️
30/05/2023
Earlier today, we hosted five (5) former African Presidents, namely HE Dr. Jakarta Mrisho Kikwete, Former President of Tanzania, HE Dr. Moncef Marzouki, Former President of Tunisia, HE Thomas Yayi Boni, Former President of Benin, HE Ernest Bai Koroma, Former President of Sierra Leone, HE Hailemariam Dessalegn Former Prime Minister of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. Accompanying the Former Presidents were HE Wamkele Mene, Secretary- General of the African Continental Free Trade Area Secretariat and the CEO of the UONGOZI Institute located in Tanzania.
29/05/2023
KAIPTC is super proud of Ghanaian Peacekeeper Captain Cecilia Erzuah, Engagement Platoon Commander, UN Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA), as she officially receives her award as the ‘2022 United Nations Military Gender Advocate of the Year’, at the UN Headquarters today.
Congratulations!!🥳🥳👌🏾
Photo/Design credit; The Permanent Mission of Ghana to the United Nations
25/05/2023
With support from the Government, another session of the Intelligence Support for Peace Operations (ISPO) Course is currently in session at KAIPTC. Thirty participants from nine countries will be equipped with the necessary intelligence skills to contribute to effective and efficient decisions for mission success. Embassy of Switzerland in Ghana, Benin and Togo
24/05/2023
We're thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of the "Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning for Peace Support Operations in Africa" Course (MELPAC)!
Congratulations to all MELPAC graduates for your dedication and commitment to fostering sustainable peace. Together, let's build a brighter future for Africa.
22/05/2023
Brig Gen M Essien and Air Cdre J Mensah-Larkai have been inducted into their respective offices as General Officer Commanding (GOC) Northern Command/6 Garrison Commander and the Base Commander Air Force Base Tamale on Sunday 16 April 2023 at a non-denominational induction religious parade held at the Air Force Base, Tamale. The Service was officiated by the Director General Religious Affairs of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF), Cdre P Adjei-Djan and the 6 Garrison Imam, Imam R Abdul Yamusah. The Northern Regional Minister Hon Alhassan S Shaibu, the Guest of Honour expressed satisfaction with the operations of the Garrison especially in the Northern Region.
Brig Gen M Essien in remarks on behalf of his colleague, thanked the Military High Command for the confidence reposed in them and expressed their commitment to discharging their responsibilities for the security of the Garrison. He noted that High Command has already devised plans to provide the requisite manpower, logistics and housing to support the operational demands of the Garrison. The GOC urged troops to be vigilant and resolute in
cooperating with other security agencies to confront the emerging threat of terrorism.
The dignitaries included the Minister of Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Hon S Asamoah Boateng, the Director General Inspector General Department, Brig Gen E Commey and the Commander Air Force Training Command, Air Cdre R Cole.