AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInfrastructure & Jobs: Ghana’s infrastructure gap is widening even as growth steadies, with a 2026 report card grading the sector D3 (57%) and warning the country needs far more investment to avoid long-term drag. Food Security: The Ghana Tomato Self-Sufficiency Initiative targets 100,000 tonnes in 2026/27 and up to 400,000 tonnes yearly, but success hinges on irrigation, financing, insurance, processing and reliable markets. Anti-Corruption & Governance: CSOs have urged Parliament to strengthen transparency in political campaign financing to boost accountability. Road Safety Automation: Police will roll out TRAFFITECH GH from October 1 to curb road indiscipline and reduce crashes. Health Intelligence: Africa CDC is pushing a harmonised Behavioural Intelligence and Infodemic Management framework, with Ghana among participating countries. Social Protection: The Disabilities Common Fund reached 19,760 PWDs in 2026 across 208 MMDAs. Energy & Power Access: GRIDCo has given Ejisu encroachers 30 days to vacate the transmission corridor. Crime & Justice: An electrician was remanded over alleged GH¢26,000 fraudulent breach of trust, while four people were arraigned over an alleged €225m cocaine export plot to France. Digital Expansion: NCA awarded Telecel Ghana spectrum for 5G rollout.
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