AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFootball Transfers: Coventry City have broken their own record again, signing Ghana midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi from FC Nordsjælland for about €27m (£23.1m) plus add-ons, as the 20-year-old prepares for his first Premier League season. WAFCON 2026: Ghana’s Black Queens face Malawi in the quarter-finals in Rabat with a World Cup ticket at stake; coaches and players say they’re ready to handle the Chawinga sisters and keep balance between defence and attack. Sports—U-20: Flying Eagles coach Abdu Maikaba says Burkina Faso will be met with “revenge” intent in the WAFU B U-20 final, after a 2-0 group defeat, with qualification for the 2027 Africa U-20 Cup of Nations on the line. Justice/Anti-Bribery: Ghana’s Attorney-General is working with US authorities to pursue others linked to the power-plant bribery scheme after Asante Berko’s US conviction, where “holy rain” was used as a code for bribe payments. Education & Compliance: NaCCA orders pre-tertiary schools to stop using unapproved assessment and mock exam materials, warning of sanctions. Local Power Supply: Obuasi East Municipal Assembly procures transformers to restore electricity to Kwabenakwa and Asonkore after months of instability. Health Systems: WHO donates laptops to strengthen Ghana’s disease surveillance and faster outbreak reporting.
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