AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Summit in Accra: President Mahama is hosting an AU Extraordinary Summit on universal health coverage, ending AIDS and TB, and boosting maternal health, with a focus on health sovereignty and cutting aid dependence. Education Reform: The Education Minister says Ghana will introduce a cohort-based learning assessment model to track pupils’ progress from Primary Two through BECE. Housing for Teachers: Government plans to build 50,000 housing units for teachers nationwide, prioritising rural and hard-to-reach areas, with incentives for voluntary postings. Galamsey Accountability: Chairman Wontumi has been sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment with hard labour for facilitating illegal mining, as experts urge the ruling to trigger wider, impartial crackdowns. Economy & Banking: Bank of Ghana ends GoldBod gold-purchase prefinancing and reviews cash reserve ratio reforms, while inflation outlook and MPC calibration remain in focus. Utilities in Accra: PURC secured over GH¢105,000 in credit adjustments for ECG and GWL customers after billing and service complaints. Sports & Youth: Ghana climbed to 65th in FIFA rankings; Ipswich completed a £20m deal for Ghana winger Abdul Fatawu; NPC Ghana sent four accredited journalists to cover Team Ghana at Glasgow 2026. Telecom Update: Telecel Ghana says voice and data services are fully restored after disruptions.
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