An honour to host the Archbishop of Canterbury in Ghana last week - her first visit outside Europe
Our conversations with religious leaders reinforced the important role that faith institutions can play in promoting peace and security, national development and social cohesion
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Reverend Sarah Mullally, has paid a courtesy call on President John Dramani Mahama at the Jubilee House.
The meeting, held on Monday, July 27, 2026, is part of a 10-day pastoral visit to the Church of the Province of West Africa, the Archbishop's first to the continent since her installation in March.
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Strong research systems are key to economic growth and global competitiveness.
The UK congratulates Ghana for launching the National Research Fund to utilise local funding for national research and innovation. We are proud to support this journey through the Science Granting Council Initiative with IDRC and other partners.
#GrowTogether
A cup of tea can look simple, but the ways we enjoy it tell stories of culture, comfort, and connection. ☕🇬🇭🇬🇧
From biscuits to bread, World Tea Day reminds us that no matter how it’s served, what matters most is the moments we share and the conversations that follow.
Happy International Tea Day.
Hello Tamale, Kawula! 👋🏽
UK visa services are now close to home! We are pleased to announce that effective from 7 April 2026, a new UK Visa Application Centre is operational in Tamale.
Location: Tamale Premium Application Centre
Pension Tower, SSNIT Building,
2nd Floor, Tamale, Ghana.
Opening hours: Mondays and Tuesdays 8:00- 16:00 GMT
Book your appointment here: https://t.co/ZiaHNDTbwW
Red Clay is certainly more than just art, its a living institution; a place where old is made new, the dead brought to life, the living made immortal. @ibrahim_mahama
Thank you @ibrahim_mahama for hosting me at Red Clay Studio in #Tamale
Lots to reflect on - especially the need to preserve our history and bring it to life. And that includes the shared history of Ghana and UK
So that we remember the stories of the past and to inspire new ones
The whole world in a lecture hall!
Great to join Northern Youth Parliament at @UDSGhana. This year, they didn’t simulate Ghana’s Parliament, but the Commonwealth with its 56 members
Clearly, the next generation is not only ready for national governance but global cooperation
Regional security is a key element of the 🇬🇧-🇬🇭 partnership
Good to discuss with Northern Regional Minister and Regional Security Council the key risks they’re facing - violent extremism, drug trade, border security - and how we can work together to address them
#UKBeyondAccra
Future leaders in action!
There was a real sense of purpose in the room with Northern Youth Parliament
As we marked Commonwealth Day, their maiden #Commonwealth simulation showed how deeply young people care about democracy, good governance, peace and security
#UKBeyondAccra
It’s great to be back in Tamale with colleagues from @UKinGhana
We’re here to listen and deepen partnerships between UK and Northern Region - engaging with leadership of the region, security agencies, businesses, youth leaders and the vibrant art scene 🇬🇧 🤝🇬🇭
#UKBeyondAccra
On air in Tamale! 📻
Tune in to hear more about our work, partnerships, and conversations across the Northern Region from our High Commissioner, @ChristianRogg
https://t.co/THtAgivZnQ
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Akwaaba, Your Royal Highness!
Prince Edward,The Duke of Edinburgh, has arrived in Ghana for a 2-day Royal visit.
Welcomed by the British High Commissioner @ChristianRogg
Paid a courtesy call on Yagbonwura Bi Kunuto Jewu Soale II in Damongo.
As traditional overlord of the Gonja Kingdom in the Savannah Region, his leadership and wisdom are vital to peace, culture, and development in the region.
Honoured to pay a courtesy call on His Majesty Yaa Naa Abukari II in Tamale.
A respectful and insightful exchange on tradition, leadership, and development. The UK values its relationship with Dagbon and is committed to supporting inclusive progress in the Northern Region.
Savannah region has a lot of potential and it was a great opportunity to join the conversation under the leadership of H.E Dr. @ChristianRogg and colleagues from the British High Commission.
Great to meet Savannah Regional Minister, Hon. Be-Awuribe, in Damongo.
As political head of the region and Chair of the Regional Security Council, his insights on security, development, and regional priorities are key to deepening UK-Savannah collaboration.
#UKBeyondAccra