AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMusic & Film: Sarkodie says Rapperholic brings business to Kumasi beyond the concert, and is urging investment in Ghana’s creative economy. Yvonne Okoro says local films deserve the same audience support as foreign productions. Tourism & Culture: More than 4,500 people attended Accra’s India Fest, celebrating music, dance, fashion and food. Meanwhile, reported tensions between Ghana Tourism Authority leaders have raised concerns about the rollout of December in GH; Deputy CEO Abeiku Santana has flagged communication and access problems. Arts & Identity: Artists Rita Mawuena and Bernard Akoi-Jackson say Ghanaian history and African identity shape their work. Safety & Dignity: Allegations of sexual abuse at Obuasi SHS have prompted renewed calls for investigations and stronger safeguards. Musician Mzbel has also spoken about surviving sexual assaults, including as a child. Schools: A renewed debate over compulsory haircuts asks whether grooming rules can uphold discipline without undermining students’ dignity and identity.
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