AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEconomy and Jobs: Finance Minister Ato Forson says Ghana’s recovery must now deliver production, investment and decent jobs. President Mahama’s proposed US$10 billion New Economy Policy would invest in nine sectors over five years, using domestic funds rather than borrowing. BRICS Debate: Mahama has defended Ghana’s bid for partnership as a way to expand trade and investment, but opposition voices are demanding parliamentary consultation and a clearer assessment of the risks. Public Accountability: Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says no money is missing from the GH¢49.7 million South Africa evacuation operation, disputing Minority claims of an unaccounted-for sum and citing signed records for all 1,964 returnees. Industrial Development: Mahama has launched a 1,238-acre Afienya Industrial Park, expected to host more than 120 businesses and attract manufacturing and logistics investment. Digital Skills: Communications Minister Sam George says the One Million Coders Programme will retain international certification standards, while government seeks job placements for graduates. Energy Oversight: Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee has questioned ECG management over losses exceeding GH¢7 million, with the company citing power-purchase costs and ongoing efforts to reduce them.
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