AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLand Reform Learning: A Sierra Leone land-sector delegation led by the Ministry of Lands’ Alusine Sesay wraps a five-day Ghana study tour and heads to Nairobi to continue land reform learning, including visits to Ghana Land Commission institutions and digital land systems. Church & Slavery Debate: Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally visits Cape Coast Castle, praying over the Church of England’s role in the transatlantic slave trade and reigniting reparations arguments. Cocoa Policy: Parliament enacts the COCOBOD Bill, 2026, locking in a framework that guarantees farmers at least 70% of the cocoa export FOB price and strengthens COCOBOD oversight. Parliament & Mining: Minority MPs accuse the Minerals Commission of poor due diligence on mining leases, including concerns around the Damang Mine transfer and calls for a bigger state stake. Road Safety: Police arrest two over a viral video showing a 12-year-old driving a heavy truck, while a separate Cape Coast–Takoradi highway crash kills two and injures eight. Sports Funding Push: Commonwealth Games boxing setbacks prompt calls for more pre-competition investment, with Sports Fund administrator Dr. Wuaku and coach Ofori Asare addressing technical gaps. WAFCON Focus: Black Queens coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren warns Cameroon will be tougher than Cape Verde as Ghana targets qualification. Accra Sanitation: AMA fines a coconut seller GH¢360 for dumping husks into a drain at Bubuashie.
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