AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFinance vs Agriculture: Ghana’s Finance Ministry and Food & Agriculture Ministry are publicly trading claims over whether over GH¢1bn was released—raising fresh questions about internal coordination and accountability in government. Accra Floods: Flooding continues to worsen with even short downpours trapping residents and disrupting daily life, as critics renew calls for real enforcement and long-term drainage solutions. Galamsey Economy Shift: Small-scale miners produced 3.11m ounces of gold in 2025—52.4% of national output—overtaking large-scale mining for the first time in over a century. US–Ghana Security Support: The US handed over three Freightliner trucks to the Ghana Armed Forces to support engineering and construction operations. Digital Rights & Morality Policy: Communications Minister Sam George proposes mandatory ID/driver’s licence checks before accessing porn sites, to keep minors off explicit content. Migration Tensions (SA): South Africa’s government insists there will be no “shutdown” amid protests ahead of the June 30 deadline for undocumented foreigners to leave. Health System Pressure: Health Minister Akandoh suspends KATH CEO over emergency admission decisions amid congestion concerns. Digital Laws Review: The Communications Ministry reviews draft digital bills on cybersecurity and data protection ahead of cabinet processes. Para Sports Milestone: Promise Wonder Atsu Aheto becomes Ghana’s first para swimmer to qualify for Glasgow 2026, with rewards for Team Ghana athletes.
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