AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAviation & Infrastructure: President Mahama cuts sod for a seven-storey, 2,030-bay multi-purpose car park and commercial complex at Accra International Airport, adding hotels, retail and entertainment to boost Ghana’s aviation hub status. Local Development: He also inaugurates a five-member GHS1bn Bawku Revitalisation Committee to restore infrastructure and revive the Upper East town after years of conflict. Justice & Governance: Parliament’s Appointments Committee rejects the Minority’s push to delay Supreme Court nominee vetting, while the RTI Commission declares September as Right to Information Month to tackle “information disorder.” Education Policy: The Education Ministry plans to amend the Pre-Tertiary Education Act to give faith-based bodies proper representation on the GES Council. Economy & Business Climate: The World Bank warns Ghana’s growth is held back by unreliable, costly connectivity and urges fiscal consolidation anchored on stronger domestic revenue. GoldBod & Politics: Fresh political heat follows claims of a GoldBod-linked $1.7bn loss, with NPP and Minority trading accusations. Courts: High Court orders disclosures in the Wontumi/Exim Bank fraud case within 14 days and sets trial steps after plea talks collapse. Sports & Culture: Real Madrid confirms Ghanaian defender Oscar Naasei signing; Ghana’s Black Stars coach appointment is “99% in place,” and Accra Sports Stadium faces renewed calls for demolition and rebuild.
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