AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation Reform: Government will use US$300m World Bank support to transform second-cycle education, building 10 new secondary schools and upgrading/rehabilitating hundreds more to help end double-track schooling. AI Governance: University of Ghana has approved an AI policy to guide ethical, accountable use across teaching, research and administration. Security & Justice: Police arrest 93 suspected drug traffickers in Ashanti; meanwhile, the AG has hauled a former metals company GM to court over alleged $280,000 theft, and a High Court granted 30 days for plea bargain talks in the Wontumi GH¢30m case. Economy & Investment: Banking sector assets, deposits and loans grew strongly in H1 2026, while Ghana and China discussed an industrial park and investment opportunities. Health & Safety: MoH trains communities to prevent cholera outbreaks; WHO launches a drowning prevention package in Accra; and doctors at 37 Military Hospital remove a motorbike key lodged in a farmer’s skull. Energy & Infrastructure: ECG announces planned maintenance outages across several regions, and the Supreme Court’s 150th anniversary will suspend Greater Accra court sittings on July 28 and 31. Sports: GFA warns clubs to meet the July 31 licensing deadline; Nations FC eyes CAF matches at Dr Kwame Kyei Sports Complex.
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