Christian Tetteh Yohuno has completed one year as Ghana's Inspector General of Police. His appointment came on March 13 last year.
The Ghana Police Service is increasingly using intelligence-led policing under his leadership. This approach aims to prevent crime before it happens.
Institutional reforms are also a key part of his tenure. These changes are designed to make the police service more effective.
The focus is on a new philosophy for fighting crime. This has been a central theme throughout his first year.
This method of policing relies on gathering information to guide police actions. It helps police target crime more effectively.
The changes reflect a commitment to modernizing law enforcement in Ghana.
The Inspector General's initiatives are reshaping how the police tackle criminal activity across the country.