AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealth & Care Abroad: Fortis Healthcare and Treat Aid Ghana have launched the Fortis Information Centre in Accra to guide patients seeking specialised treatment abroad, linking Ghanaians, local doctors and Fortis specialists in India while promising follow-up on return. Judiciary & Politics: IMANI Africa’s Franklin Cudjoe and GHEITI co-chair Dr Steve Manteaw have weighed in on Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie’s remarks about past state institution performance, with calls for the CJ to avoid public commentary to protect judicial neutrality. Football—Black Stars: Carlos Queiroz has been reappointed as Ghana head coach less than two months after quitting following World Cup elimination, with the GFA citing his experience for the next phase. Football—Kotoko Reshuffle: Asante Kotoko confirmed the departure of 14 first-team players ahead of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season. Security & Human Rights: Ghana Immigration Service says it rescued 1,055 West Africans, including 662 children, in an intelligence-led crackdown on forced begging and trafficking networks across Greater Accra and Ashanti. Sanitation: Government plans to evacuate over 30 years of waste around Korle Lagoon to a 200-acre landfill in Nsawam, as Accra decongestion efforts continue. Women’s Football: Ampem Darkoa Ladies set up a WAFU B final against Edo Queens for a CAF Women’s Champions League spot after beating Dynamique 4-1.
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