AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMigration diplomacy: South Africa’s Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola says Ghana–South Africa ties won’t be derailed by migration tensions, and he condemns mob justice while urging legal, rights-respecting enforcement. Governance expectations: MFWA’s Sulemana Braimah warns the Mahama administration shouldn’t be judged only by “being better than the last NPP government,” calling for real transparency and rule-of-law results. Mid-year budget fallout: Pensioners say the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review offered little relief for retirees, even as inflation eases; meanwhile, Finance Minister Ato Forson insists spending is disciplined and reforms are driving recovery. Domestic debt and VAT: Government confirms the next DDEP coupon of GH¢10.8bn will be paid Aug 18, and a digital VAT system for non-resident platforms is projected to raise about GH¢2.3bn in its first full year. Economy risks: Government admits gold export concentration is a long-term risk but says diversification will take time. Sports & society: Parliament is set to adjourn sine die July 31; and the Ga Mantse launches the inaugural Ga Mantse Tennis Open ahead of Homowo.
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