AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCrime & Justice: Police say two Nigerians, Daniel Victor Eze and David Oko Ewa, will be prosecuted for the alleged murder of compatriot Nkemujika Uzorchuku Eze in Tamale, after a body was found with a deep forehead cut and a towel stuffed in the mouth. Anti-Corruption: EOCO arrested Dennis “Miracles” Aboagye over alleged GH¢55m IMCCoD procurement and financial irregularities; NPP says he has been granted GH¢50m bail with three sureties. Courts & Business Costs: Accra High Court dismissed an injunction against the Ghana Shippers’ Authority’s container administrative charge cap, clearing the way to enforce GH¢720 per TEU. Flood Aftermath & Sanitation: President Mahama ordered six long-idle Zoomlion waste transfer stations to be opened to speed up evacuation after June 29 floods. Local Impact: Pentecost Junction–Agape Road in Ga Central is worsening, disrupting transport, trade and access to healthcare. Sports: Black Maidens qualified for the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup after beating Senegal 7-6 on penalties; they’ll face Brazil, Canada and Norway. Education & Skills: GES launched a National Entrepreneurship Programme for SHSs, while Central University introduced a Pre-Bar course to expand legal training. Economy & Markets: Cedi recorded a slight fall against major currencies in the week ending July 9.
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