AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealth Diplomacy: Jamaica welcomes its first cohort of 43 Ghanaian nurses under a four-year health agreement to recruit and temporarily deploy up to 400 healthcare workers. Foreign Policy: President Mahama says Ghana rejected a US Health Compact after Cabinet flagged demands including surrender of health data, domestic funding requirements, and bypassing Ghana’s FDA checks. AFCON Qualifiers: Carlos Queiroz tells Ghana to dominate possession and play attacking football for 90 minutes as the Black Stars host The Gambia at Accra Sports Stadium; Gambia’s Abdou Jammeh says his side won’t dwell on absentees after beating Somalia 2-1. Sports Discipline: Ghana FA charges Asante Kotoko over alleged fan misconduct and charges Aduana coach Samuel Boadu for provocative gestures; players Hubert Gyau and Seidu Saana also face charges. Economy & Industry: GoldBod shifts local gold purity testing to XRF as definitive from October 1, with water-density now only indicative. Transport & Safety: Ayalolo contra-flow lanes begin Sept 29 on three Accra corridors; meanwhile, two dead and 14 rescued in the Kpetoe–Sarakope accident and four die in a crash at Anyinasin Junction. Education & Schools: GES denies EduPack/NCPTA purchases are compulsory; Ketu North MP Edem Agbana demands the MoU be published.
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