AGP Executive Report
Last update: 39 minutes agoBank of Ghana Recap Plan: Government says it will fully recapitalise the central bank by 2032 after Parliament approved amendments, with “automatic recapitalisation” built into the law as BoG’s negative equity widened in 2025–26. IMF Transition to Growth: The IMF urges Ghana to use the fiscal space from reforms to fund investments and jobs as the country exits its US$3bn ECF programme and moves into a 36-month policy support framework. Tax Crackdown Goes Digital: GRA will automate VAT deductions on online payments from August, after a pilot, aiming to boost revenue and reduce reliance on self-reporting. Governance Flashpoint: An MP questions SOEs sponsoring awards for public officials, calling for clearer accountability on how public money is spent. Mining & Community Tensions: Cocoa Processing Company interdicted workers demand reinstatement over an alleged GH¢4.37m audit issue; meanwhile, mining groups keep pushing for better community benefit from extraction. Sports & Culture: Ghana’s Black Starlets prepare for Senegal after a 2-2 Algeria draw; Hearts of Oak warn Samartex are “compact and aggressive,” while Ghana’s 4x100 relay men win bronze at Accra 2026.
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