Christian Tetteh Yohuno has completed one year as Ghana's Inspector General of Police. His appointment on March 13 last year placed him in charge of a closely watched public institution.
His tenure has been defined by a new policing strategy. This strategy centers on operations driven by intelligence gathering.
The approach aims to improve the effectiveness of crime prevention and investigation. It suggests a shift from traditional methods to more data-driven tactics.
Institutional reform is also a key focus of Yohuno's leadership. Changes are being made within the police service.
These reforms are intended to strengthen the police force's ability to tackle crime.
The overall goal is to change how Ghana fights against criminal activity. The impact of this intelligence-led policing is becoming more evident.