Col. Kotoka was Commander of the Second Brigade of Ghana Army based in Kumasi at the time of the Febraury 24, 1966 coup in Ghana under the code-name, ’Operation Cold Chop.’ ...

Kwame Nkrumah’s words about the coup which deposed him headed by Colonel Emmanuel Kwesi Kotoka and Major Akwasi Amankwa Afrifa: “I left Accra on 21st February 1966.

Within six months, Lumumba was arrested by soldiers under Colonel Mobutu Sese Seko’s command and killed by a Belgian security officer. Six years later, several officers, including Ankrah and Kotoka ...

Colonel Moses Aryee, Director of Land Operations, General Headquaters, Ghana Armed Forces, has described this year’s security simulation exercise, “Exercise Pataku 2011” held at the Kotoka ...

THE KOTOKA International Airport (KIA) could be a possible target for terrorists, says Lt. Col.(Rtd) Nat Kpikpitse, former Director of Aviation Security. "The perception that KIA can't be target ...

“Kotoka’s name resonates the institution of humanity with frailties and foibles. We are all humans with our unique strengths and weaknesses. Despite Kotoka partaking in the 1966 coup, he was a ...