AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSanitation & Flood Recovery: Government and Zoomlion have reopened the Achimota-Abofu Transfer Station to restart waste collection after floods inundated landfill sites, leaving nearly 3,000 aboboyaa riders unable to dispose refuse. Health Access: President Mahama urged Ghanaians to fully use Free Primary Health Care, including routine screenings and home outreach, while also commissioning a CHPS compound in Ohiaba and advising residents to check blood pressure regularly. Education & Youth Safety: The Education Ministry ordered a nationwide daily anti-drug chant in schools, and NCCE marked Constitution Week with a Constitution Quiz competition for basic schools. Culture & Language: Forty Accra basic schools will compete in the GaDangme Cultural Quiz to boost interest in the Ga language and heritage. Sports (World Cup 2026): Ghana secured knockout qualification after a 0-0 draw with England and now faces Croatia in a Group L decider, while England plays Panama next. Community & Infrastructure: Residents of Kweikuma complain about worsening inner-road conditions, and Kumasi tomato traders demand urgent steps to revive local production after rains destroyed farms.
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