AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInternational Day of Charity: Qatar Charity’s giving is framed as long-term impact in health, water, education and livelihoods, with a Ghana story built around choosing land for community benefit. Pan-African Youth Activism: At a Youth Forum on Debt and Reparations in Accra, speakers including Dr Abu Sakara Foster, Kwesi Pratt Jnr and PPF leaders urged young Africans to push for debt cancellation, reparations, and resource sovereignty. Education & Family Life: Joy FM’s Back-to-School Discount Fair 2026 wrapped up after two days of deals and one-stop shopping, while Keta traders report a surge in demand for uniforms and textbooks as parents stretch budgets. Culture & Community: Muzic Mensah talks about moving from gospel roots into contemporary highlife and Afrobeats; Orange Friday in Cape Coast brings orange-clad reunions and cultural displays ahead of Oguaa Fetu Afahye. Local Governance & Sanitation: IMCC reaffirms Ghana’s decentralisation push, and Local Government Minister Mahama Ayariga declares war on the Agbogbloshie waste heap, starting major evacuation plans. Women’s Empowerment: Songtaba convenes women in governance in Tamale, and IMS women’s wing opens its 28th conference in Amasaman. Legal/Workplace Rights: A “Mirror Lawyer” Q&A says employers can’t lawfully terminate or bar someone from work during maternity leave without proper grounds and process.
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