AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Skills for Girls: The Communications Minister urged 50 girls from Volta and Upper West to use AI and ICT to solve social problems, and encouraged them to enrol on the One Million Coders programme. Telecom Reliability: Ghana recorded 8,578 fibre cuts in 2026, with road construction causing 49% and illegal mining 25%, costing operators about US$20m in repairs. 5G Rollout: The NCA is set to complete 5G spectrum assignment and begin deployment before end-2026, alongside upgrades to rural 2G/3G networks. Foreign Affairs & Diaspora Support: Ghana’s evacuation from South Africa has ended with nearly 1,900 returnees, and the Foreign Affairs Ministry will launch a Diaspora Consular Fund for emergency assistance abroad. Human Capital & AI in Government: Ghana and Burkina Faso are holding HR Café talks on public sector reforms, AI adoption and administrative cross-learning. Road Safety Policy: A mandatory towing regime is planned for 2027 to remove broken-down vehicles and reduce crashes. Football—AFCON Focus: The GFA says it will keep Carlos Queiroz and push for a quick return to AFCON; Jordan Ayew is expected in the qualifiers squad. Sports—Continental Clubs: Medeama are confident of overturning TP Mazembe in the CAF Champions League return leg. Health & Lifestyle: A doctor warned that nearly half of Ghanaian women and one in five men are overweight or obese, calling it a public health concern.
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