AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation & Skills: Ghana secures $300m from the World Bank for TVET and secondary education under the STAR-J project, aiming to cut the double-track system by 2027 and better match training to jobs. Cyber & Finance Safety: The CSA says online fraud made up 47% of Ghana’s cyber incidents (1,818 of 3,876) from Jan–July 2026, as it launches National Cyber Security Awareness Month for stronger digital trust. Power & Utilities: PURC urges ECG to tackle outages and meter delays, citing overloaded transformers, meter shortages, theft and network gaps. Constitution Watch: The IEA warns constitutional review proposals could weaken judicial independence and says rushed changes need wider public consultation. Faith & National Cathedral: Local Government Minister Mahama Ayariga calls for a united Christian front to revive National Cathedral talks, while US-based commentator Kevin Taylor cautions against renewed political backlash. Community Health: CHIPS compounds bring hope to Tengekope residents, and Eastern Region pushes preventive care under Free Primary Healthcare. Culture & Lifestyle: ACI Chancellor Rev Prof Yeboah Mante assumes office; Vision Unlimited Foundation begins Bible distribution across all 16 regions; and Ghana’s Akwasidae USA festival spotlights Asante culture in Maryland.
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