AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGhanaian Film: Streamer iShowSpeed has joined Barack and Michelle Obama as a producer of The Eyes of Ghana, a documentary on filmmaker Chris Tsui Hesse and his historic footage. It screens in US and Canadian cinemas on October 28. Art and Heritage: Italian Ambassador Laura Ranalli has unveiled an Achimota School mural honouring Ghanaian artist Kofi Antubam, made with students. Anlo Tradition: Ahead of Saturday’s Hogbetsotso festival, Awadada Togbi Agbesi Awusu II has urged unity, saying the ancestors’ escape from Notsie should inspire reconciliation. Child Safety: A 15-year-old boy allegedly kidnapped in Kumasi has been found in Togo and placed in the care of local authorities; details of his disappearance remain unclear. Creative Talent: Ghanaian filmmakers earned recognition at the EU Film Festival, where Kwaku Edusei Acquah won the Pitch Café competition with his animation project. Accountability: The Ark Foundation is calling for sanctions and prosecution of officials who suppress abuse complaints, amid allegations involving the headmaster of Obuasi Senior High Technical School.
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