Christian Tetteh Yohuno became Ghana's Inspector General of Police one year ago. This role places him in charge of a key public institution.
His leadership during the past year has focused on a specific approach to fighting crime. This approach is known as intelligence-led policing.
This method means police use information and data to guide their actions. It helps them predict and prevent crimes more effectively.
The police service has also undergone institutional reforms. These changes aim to make the force more efficient and professional.
Renewed attention has been given to professionalism within the police ranks. This includes training and conduct standards.
Yohuno's vision for the Ghana Police Service is one of modernization. Intelligence gathering is now a cornerstone of their operations.
This strategy aims to transform how crime is fought across Ghana.