AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSupreme Court & Judiciary Reform: President Mahama swore in three new Supreme Court justices and urged the Judiciary to cut delays, embrace appropriate technology, and make justice more accessible—while the new judges pledged independence and impartiality. Road Safety & Transport Rules: The Transport Minister says new amendments to the Road Traffic Act and Regulations aim to curb crashes and enforce discipline as Ghana’s road deaths remain a heavy burden. Kidnapping & Public Safety: In Assin Fosu, kidnappers allegedly abducted and brutally assaulted a man, demanding GH¢45,000 (later reported as GH¢50,000) and sending WhatsApp audio/video to relatives. Mortuary Accountability: MoFFA has given Battor Catholic Hospital Mortuary Annex 14 days to account for a missing body, after process gaps were flagged. Economy & Digital Growth: Ghana’s economy grew 6.0% in Q2 2026, with ICT/communications driving much of the expansion. SOE Governance: Mahama announced a new national salary framework tying SOE pay to performance, and challenged boards to deliver public value. Digital Push: MTN launched DigiFest 2026 to showcase digital innovation and support SMEs. Local Development: Zongo communities should be upgraded without evictions, the Local Government Minister says. Sports: Nations FC host FC Diarra at Accra Sports Stadium needing at least two goals to overturn a 1-0 deficit.
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