AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoJudiciary & Work-Life Balance: Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie urged judges and magistrates to keep a healthier balance between duty and personal life, warning that exhaustion can hurt justice. Education Disruption: Teachers’ strike continues to lock classrooms across Tema, Cape Coast, Atwima, and Keta, with parents worried about learning and BECE prep. Health & Awareness: IMaH launches Pink October in Tema to push early breast cancer detection; GES in the Western Region steps up rabies awareness in schools; and experts mark World Heart Day, flagging hypertension and stroke risks among Ghanaians. Child Protection: Ghana rolls out a new digital Ghana Child Labour Monitoring System to better identify and track cases, especially in informal sectors. Local Development: New JHS facilities end a 4-kilometre trek for Atababo pupils; Ada West Assembly hands over toilets and classrooms; and Gold Fields Foundation donates transformers to restore power in Tarkwa communities. Business & Credit: BoG urges SMEs to use the collateral registration system to unlock easier credit access. Tourism Push: Ghana Tourism Federation asks government to review the $260 e-visa fee to boost arrivals. Road Safety: Street Sense donates 1,000 reflective vests to police ahead of Traffic Tech rollout.
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