National Inter-Market Fire Safety Competition

GNFS Launches National Inter-Market Fire Safety Competition at Malata Market, Newtown

15 January 2026

The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has officially launched the National Inter-Market Fire Safety Competition at the Malata Market in Accra-Newtown, an initiative aimed at promoting fire safety awareness and ...

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GNFS Launches National Inter-Market Fire Safety Competition at Malata Market, Newtown

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