AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHealth Sovereignty Push: President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana is transitioning from a consumer to a producer of health products, urging African leaders to prioritise healthcare investment as aid declines. Parliament vs EOCO: Parliament raised concern over the continued detention of Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, even as the High Court granted him GH¢10m bail. Black Stars Reset: After Ghana’s 4-2 loss to The Gambia and Carlos Queiroz’s exit, the Sports Ministry and GFA set up a five-member technical search committee chaired by Fred Pappoe, with Stephen Appiah among members, to recommend a new coach by Oct 9. Ghana Football Pressure: Dreams FC and Hearts of Oak played out a 0-0 draw; both coaches blamed execution issues as the league season continues. Maritime Security Training: NAVTRAC completed a VBSS Training of Trainers course to boost Ghana’s maritime security capacity. National Service Call: NSA released PIN codes for 2026/27 defaulters and eligible candidates to complete mandatory service. Northern Network Disruptions: A Bunkpurugu MP complained about prolonged telecom outages affecting health, education and business. Energy & Environment: Ghana plans a Space Agency; meanwhile MT Asharami Ghana delivered 5,000MT LPG to strengthen energy security. Flood Relief: Red Cross launched DREF support for 350 flood-affected households in Ketu South.
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