AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoExpressway Funds Clarification: CAGD says the GH¢11b Accra–Kumasi Expressway money has not been spent on construction and remains in a dedicated BoG account, after social media claims of misuse. Bank of Ghana Recapitalisation: Government raises GH¢5bn to recapitalise the BoG, with more support expected in the 2027 Budget to strengthen monetary and financial stability. Maternal Health AI Rollout: GHS and Jacaranda Health launch PROMPTS (“Nurse Mary”), an AI SMS platform to guide pregnant women and new mothers with reminders and emergency advice. Road Disruptions: A crash involving a heavily loaded articulated truck blocks the Accra–Kumasi highway at Birimso Bridge; police divert traffic via Kibi at Nsutam and Apedwa. Drug Bust at Airport: NACOC arrests three over an attempted importation of about five million tramadol tablets worth GH¢100m at Accra International Airport. Politics & Justice: Dr Joshua Ebuntie Zaato accuses EOCO of mishandling the Dennis “Miracles” Aboagye case, alleging bail conditions are being used to punish opponents. Emancipation Day Begins: Ghana kicks off a two-week Emancipation Day programme today with a fitness walk in Accra and Pikworo. Energy & Refining Push: Government allocates one million barrels of Jubilee crude for local refining, targeting about 70% of domestic fuel demand through TOR and Sentuo expansions. Tourism Innovation: Chief of Staff Julius Debrah urges innovation-led tourism branding and storytelling to boost competitiveness. Football: Asante Kotoko appoints Eric Tinkler as head coach; Obuasi Len Clay Stadium set to host the 2026 X1 DOL Super Cup.
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