AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAFCON & Black Stars: President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana could co-host AFCON again, possibly with Côte d’Ivoire, and believes the Black Stars can challenge for AFCON and World Cup titles if the current squad and technical team are kept together. Sports Leadership: Bibiani GoldStars appoint Greek coach Petros Koukouras as head trainer for 2026/27, while Frederick Lartey Otu secures a third term as Ghana Taekwondo Federation president. WAFCON Prep: Ghana’s Black Queens continue WAFCON preparations with a friendly against Tanzania in Casablanca. Energy & Jobs: VRA boss warns there can be no 24-hour economy without stable electricity, as the Anwomaso–Kumasi line upgrade targets boosting supply to 1,000MW. Economy & Governance: BoG stresses strong governance for community banking; Parliament passes the Tribunals Bill after a walkout by the Minority. Legal Win: Ghana’s Supreme Court strikes out a US$33.3m arbitral award in the Boankra Port dispute. Security & Migration: EU plans to boost Ghana’s defence support, while Ghana and Nigeria push ECOWAS/AU action over xenophobic attacks in South Africa. Business & Agriculture: GIPC trains staff to attract quality FDI; TCDA distributes 60,000 elite rubber seedlings to farmers.
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