AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCedi Heritage: Ghana’s new, smaller banknotes pair stronger security with portraits of national figures, Adinkra symbols and landmarks—including market trader Agnes Oforiwa Tagoe-Quarcoopome and the Larabanga Mosque. Existing notes remain legal tender as the new series enters circulation on December 1. Local Tourism: Tourism Minister Abla Dzifa Gomashie is urging Africa World Airlines to expand domestic routes and offer affordable packages so more Ghanaians can visit attractions across the country. Faith and Inclusion: The National Peace Council has encouraged students to respect religious and cultural differences and resolve disputes through dialogue. Father Campbell also called for an end to stigma against people affected by leprosy and more support for vulnerable children. Women’s Wellbeing: At COP31, Samira Bawumia called for greater investment in clean cooking, saying it could protect women’s health, reduce environmental harm and free up time for education and work.
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