AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHealth & Society: Veteran actor Pete Edochie says he’s battling swelling in his hand and leg and struggles to walk, while Ghana’s health system pushes prevention—GHS expands its Community Scorecard to track HIV and TB, and KATH reports 234 confirmed breast cancer cases in 2025 as Pink October ramps up early detection. Cybersecurity & Digital Economy: Communication Minister Samuel Nartey George calls for stronger, research-led cybersecurity collaboration, as CSA warns Ghana’s digital finance ecosystem needs tighter coordination to curb fraud and AI-driven scams; Ghana also recorded 3,876 cybersecurity incidents in seven months. Roads & Infrastructure: Contractors have returned to the Accra–Kumasi Bypass after government renewed commitment, with multiple sections now at high completion levels. Finance & Pensions: SSNIT increases its stake in Société Générale Ghana to 24.36% as the bank’s ownership shifts to Attijariwafa Bank. Sports: Carlos Queiroz and the GFA mutually terminate his Black Stars contract after a disastrous AFCON qualifying start; locally, Hearts of Oak press for a turnaround against Dreams FC, while Asante Kotoko beat Karela United 1-0. Public Safety: A major fire gutted Duraplast in Accra’s North Industrial Area, and Manhyia South MP Baffour Awuah turns himself in to EOCO after an arrest warrant.
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