AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFlood Control in Accra: The National Flood Mitigation Task Force has started phased dredging, desilting and demolition of illegal structures along waterways, beginning at New England and moving to the Tesa Dam in East Legon and Oyarifa, to restore drainage flow and cut flood risk. Healthcare Push: Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh briefed the Asantehene on reforms including Free Primary Healthcare, NHIS-GMTF integration, more health workers and new regional hospitals, while GMTF and KGL are building a modern diagnostic centre at Ridge Hospital. Economy & Infrastructure: Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson presented Ghana’s 2026 mid-year fiscal review to Parliament, highlighting the Accra–Kumasi Expressway progress and other development commitments. Energy Financing: Energy and Green Transition Minister Jinapor said financing is the biggest barrier to unlocking Africa’s energy potential, calling for coordinated public-private investment. Trade & Diplomacy: Ghana and Nigeria pledged to remove trade barriers and boost cross-border commerce under AfCFTA/ECOWAS, as ECOWAS also resolved the onion-truck dispute to let consignments offload in Accra. Football Updates: Hearts of Oak appointed Serbian coach Nebojsa Kapor on a two-year deal; Otto Addo said he wants to return as head or assistant coach; Ghana’s Abdul Fatawu moved to Ipswich, while Isaac Assibu extended with Malmo to 2030.
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