AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSanitation & Flood Response: Parliament’s minority leader, Osahen Afenyo-Markin, says Ghana needs a comprehensive national sanitation policy, warning a two-day clean-up won’t stop recurring flooding. EOCO Crackdown: EOCO has marched NPP’s Dennis “Miracles” Aboagye to his Larteh Akuapem home amid an alleged GH¢55m IMCCoD fraud probe; he was granted GH¢50m bail with three sureties as supporters picket. Road Safety: Three died and 15 were injured in a Kumasi-Accra highway crash at Juaso involving a clinker truck and a van. Water & Galamsey: GoldBod will inject GH¢8.4m to rehabilitate three water treatment systems damaged by illegal mining, partnering Ghana Water Limited. Finance & Democracy: Bagbin and other voices at a regional forum warn money in politics is shutting out ordinary citizens, calling for political finance reforms. Local Governance: KMA clarifies the mayor’s sanitation remarks, denying any wage comparison claims. Sports: Dreams FC and Nations FC are chasing RTU forward Wisdom Jonas Manyina. Health & Skills: Literacy Challenge entry deadline extended to July 30; GDCL and YEA sign to train 2,000 youth in Microsoft-certified digital skills. Tech/Travel: Bank of Ghana revokes Zeepay’s licence; U.S. Embassy Accra pauses routine consular services July 20–31 for maintenance.
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