AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoJudicial Service Strike: The Supreme Court resumed hearings despite JUSAG’s nationwide walkout. Finance Minister Ato Forson says salary arrears will be paid in November and December, but the union says it wants its conditions of service agreed before ending the strike. Border Security: A dynamite blast at Hamile killed an immigration officer and critically injured another; authorities imposed a curfew as security concerns mount. Cocaine Probe: Ghana faces fresh scrutiny after Lebanese authorities seized 46.7kg of cocaine from a passenger arriving from Accra. NACOC says it worked with Lebanese counterparts, but critics and the Minority are demanding answers about how the shipment left the airport. Economy and Mining: Ghana collected GH¢7.82 billion in mining royalties in the first nine months of 2026, according to the Lands Minister. Ato Forson says next week’s budget will set out how the recovery can deliver jobs and higher incomes. Amputee Football: Gold Fields has pledged US$500,000 over two years to support the Black Challenge, who open their World Cup campaign against former champions Angola in Mexico on November 14.
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