AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWorld Cup Focus: Ghana’s Black Stars kick off their 2026 World Cup campaign against Panama in Toronto, but the big story is Thomas Partey’s absence after a Canadian court upheld his visa ban—forcing Carlos Queiroz to start without a key midfield leader. Sports & Unity: Ghana Sports Fund boss Dr. Wuaku and other football voices are urging Ghanaians to rally behind the team as a unifying national moment. Public Trust in Anti-Corruption: Media Foundation for West Africa’s Sulemana Braimah and CHRAJ’s Dr. Whittal say citizens’ confidence hinges on institutions acting decisively on corruption exposés. Environment & Illegal Mining: Parliament’s Minority backs the Presbyterian Church’s “Red Sunday” campaign against galamsey, while GoldBod signs a GH¢27.9m deal with the Armed Forces and Forestry Commission to reclaim and restore Tano-Nimri Forest Reserve lands. Disaster Preparedness: NADMO relaunches the National Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Risk Management to improve coordination and resilience. Education Funding: World Bank approves US$300m to help Ghana end the double-track SHS system by 2027. Business & Governance: CID and the Registrar of Companies deepen collaboration to tackle corporate fraud, and Ghana Water Limited inaugurates the board of G-Water Bottling Limited to grow bottled water business.
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