AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCocaine Probe: Three foreign nationals have been arrested in Ghana over a cocaine shipment seized in Beirut after arriving from Accra. The arrests intensify questions about NACOC’s account of a “controlled delivery,” while the Minority seeks a parliamentary inquiry. Hamile Blast: The death toll has risen to at least three after an explosion near the Upper West border; an injured immigration officer was airlifted to Accra. Consumer Warning: The Bank of Ghana has named 20 unlicensed loan apps and warned the public against using them. Courts: Most courts remain shut as the JUSAG strike enters its second day; the government has approved salary arrears payments in two instalments, starting this month. Energy and Industry: Ghana secured a $66 million discount on $400 million in Cenpower arrears, while GIADEC and RUSAL signed a deal for a $1.5 billion alumina refinery in Ashanti Region. Financial Health: Queen Máxima begins a two-day Ghana visit with the Bank of Ghana, focusing on household financial wellbeing and digital finance. Football: The Black Maidens are home after reaching the U-17 World Cup quarter-finals, where they lost 1-0 to Japan.
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