AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorld Cup Build-Up: Ghana’s Black Stars were held 1-1 by Wales in Cardiff as Caleb Yirenkyi scored in the 66th minute, but Lewis Koumas equalised in stoppage time—leaving Ghana winless in recent friendlies and Queiroz insisting the target is reaching the World Cup knockout stage. Economy & Jobs: Former Information Minister Kojo Oppong Nkrumah says IMF exit won’t ease youth unemployment and cost pressures, citing Greater Accra youth joblessness at 49.3%. Anti-LGBTQ+ Law: President John Mahama says the newly passed anti-LGBTQ+ bill will face scrutiny before approval, with procedural concerns flagged. Xenophobia Response: Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minority urges government to prioritise evacuation welfare over PR, as the High Commission releases the June 7 evacuee list. Flood Solutions: Ghana Institution of Engineers pushes mandatory rainwater harvesting to tackle Accra flooding. Health & Safety: Ghana activates Ebola screening for travellers from high-risk regions. Local Impact: Ghana Maritime Authority supports safe water access for six Upper West communities with mechanized boreholes. Sports & Culture: A Ghanaian documentary “Too Much Music” is set for the African Critics Prize at Locarno Open Doors.
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