AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFootball Shake-Up: Veteran administrator Kudjoe Fianoo is demanding the GFA leadership resign over Ghana football’s decline, while Hearts coach Nebojša Kapor says poor pitches remain a major problem. Electoral Commission: President Mahama has sworn in two new deputy chairpersons and urged them to protect electoral integrity and serve without fear or favour. Education: Teachers are back in classrooms after suspending their strike, with the government promising eligible promotion-related salary adjustments by October 16. The University of Ghana, however, has postponed reopening as administrators’ strike continues. Banking: Sector assets reached GH¢500.2 billion in August, and all 23 banks meet capital requirements. The Bank of Ghana is urging lenders to tighten risk controls as private-sector credit grows. Poultry: Mahama says a factory under construction in Bechem could make it Ghana’s chicken capital and create jobs, building on efforts to raise local poultry production. Adu-Boahene Trial: The Attorney-General has asked an Accra court to reject the former National Signals Bureau chief’s no-case submission, arguing the prosecution has presented enough evidence for the accused to answer charges.
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