AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoXenophobic Violence Response: Ghana has begun the second phase of repatriating citizens from South Africa, with 180 already in Accra and the remaining 36 expected to arrive Tuesday to complete 216 of about 1,000 registered returnees; officials also renewed calls for justice after two Ghanaians were killed. IMF Exit & Macroeconomy: The IMF has approved Ghana’s final US$371m disbursement, ending the US$3bn ECF programme and moving the country into a 36-month non-financing Policy Coordination Instrument. Digital Finance Watch: Bank of Ghana says reported digital finance fraud rose 48% in 2025, prompting tighter oversight and stronger consumer protection. Women’s Football WAFCON: Black Queens coach Kim Lars Björkegren sets targets to qualify, reach the semis for World Cup qualification, and win WAFCON as Ghana opens against Cape Verde in Morocco. Public Health & Safety: Research warns common diabetes tests may miss diabetes in people with sickle cell trait; AMA also announced Aug 1 sanitation day with shop closures and enforcement. Local Economy & Services: Mobile money hit 954m transactions worth GHS492.9bn in June; Kumasi reports rising HIV cases and launches a metropolitan AIDS committee. Sports & Culture: Commonwealth Games boxing: Amadu Mohammed books a semi-final and at least bronze; Ghana Comedy Awards host Kwame Dadzie confirmed for Aug 1 in Accra.
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