AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation: KNUST has postponed reopening for 2026/27 indefinitely as a university administrators’ strike disrupts operations. US-Ghana Ties: President John Mahama says the US wants to revise its proposed $109 million health compact after Ghana objected to clauses on health data, sovereignty and regulation. BRICS: Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says Ghana will seek Partner Country status, not full membership, to widen economic ties while protecting existing partnerships. Public Health: Ghana has declared a yellow fever outbreak in the Upper West Region after three deaths; health authorities have reported 450 suspected cases over four months. Football: Concerns are mounting that a church programme at Accra Sports Stadium could damage the pitch before Ghana’s AFCON qualifier against Somalia, potentially putting the venue’s CAF approval at risk. Cybercrime: Ghana’s Cyber Security Authority insists local agencies led Operation Blackout, disputing FBI claims over credit for the raids that detained more than 130 people.
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