AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFree Primary Healthcare: The Ghana Health Service will issue staff ID cards with unique security codes for community and home-based services, to help the public verify legitimate health workers and stop impersonation. Power Supply Disruptions: GRIDCo says parts of Greater Accra will face up to 15 hours without electricity on Sunday due to emergency repairs on a damaged transmission tower at Ashaiman, after a fuel tanker explosion during welding work. Public Safety: Ghana Meteorological Agency warns of a severe rainstorm moving into northern regions, bringing strong winds, lightning and heavy rainfall—urging people to avoid open spaces and isolated trees. Transport Incident: A VIP bus caught fire on the Kumasi–Sunyani road; witnesses criticised the Ghana Fire Service response time as the bus was already fully burnt by the time crews arrived. Economy & Jobs: President Mahama announces a US$10bn “New Economy” investment programme over four years, with agriculture and agro-processing taking 50% of the funding. Maritime Trade: Ghana Maritime Authority pushes for a maritime single window and faster port call processing to cut vessel delays at Tema Port. Sports & Youth: Ghana’s U-15 final screening begins with 51 players at Prampram, while the Citi FM/Channel One Literacy Challenge aptitude test holds today for 100 shortlisted Junior High students.
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