AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHomowo Festival: Ghana’s Ga community marked the annual Homowo in Accra with traditional rituals, music, and kpekple food offerings, drawing thousands back to celebrate ancestors and triumph over hunger. Youth & Community Support: Boys & Girls Clubs honored military youth finalists, spotlighting how family-focused programmes help children cope with frequent moves and service life. Chieftaincy & Development: Volta’s Regional Minister urged stronger collaboration between the Regional Coordinating Council and the House of Chiefs to boost peace, decentralisation, land administration, and cultural heritage. Education Policy: NaCCA says the revised KG–Primary 6 curriculum isn’t yet adopted, while schools are warned to stop using unapproved assessment and mock exam materials. Culture & Faith: Kristo Asafo Mission reaffirmed Nana Kwadwo Safo Akofena I as leader after Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka’s death, and a national thanksgiving service in Kumasi drew major political and religious figures. Tech for Health: KNUST researchers warn that unstable power and internet in rural facilities are blocking effective AI deployment in healthcare. Disaster Watch: NADMO issued a flood alert for Ghana’s North East ahead of Burkina Faso’s Bagre Dam spillage. Sports & Pride: Super Falcons coach Justine Madugu says Nigeria will impose its style against Cameroon in the WAFCON quarter-final. Business & Lifestyle: MTN Ghana supported Ada’s Asafotufiami Festival with GH¢30,000, while Ghana’s entertainment scene continues to glow with big concerts and cultural momentum.
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