AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorld Cup Round of 32: Jhon Arias scored in the 14th minute as Colombia edged Ghana 1-0 in Kansas City, sending the Black Stars out and setting up a Round of 16 clash with Switzerland in Vancouver. Sports Leadership: Carlos Queiroz said he will not decide his future yet, while Jordan Ayew urged patience and said Ghana needs time to fully adapt to his style. Floods in Accra: Ghana’s post-flood cleanup is underway with the Ghana Armed Forces clearing drains and waterways as the death toll rises to 34 nationwide; officials and analysts argue the crisis is worsened by weak planning, blocked drains, and sanitation failures. Flood Debate: Michael Kosi Dedey says drains alone can’t solve Accra’s flat terrain and sea-level backflow, while Titus-Glover blames poor waste management and the Zoomlion contract cancellation. Education Policy: GNACOPS says GES’s ban on pre-tertiary graduation ceremonies doesn’t specifically apply to private schools, advising modest, child-centred events. Health & Community: Sentuo Group and Eezzy Foundation donated 10 ambulances to the Ghana Police Service, and the Ghana Medical Trust Fund is urging chiefs to boost public awareness of support for chronic illnesses. Business: COCOBOD released GH¢2.6bn to licensed buying companies to pay cocoa farmers for the 2025/26 crop season.
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