AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoFraud & Justice: Ghana extradites influencer “Abu Trica” (Frederick Kumi) to the US to face trial over an alleged $8m romance scam using AI-made fake profiles; he denies wrongdoing. Education & Safety: The Education Ministry condemns the Yendi school shooting at Zohe EP Primary, orders swift police investigations, and calls schools “sacred spaces.” Health & Education: MahamaCares backs 145 post-basic specialised nursing students in Kumasi (cardiology, nephrology, endocrinology, oncology), with plans to deploy Ghanaian health workers via MoUs with the US and UK. Health Systems: President Mahama commissions a cardiac catheterisation lab at Korle Bu and plans a Ghana Medical Equipment Services Limited to manage equipment maintenance nationwide. Flood Response & Community: July 10–11 are declared National General Cleaning Days, with markets and shops to close in affected regions to support sanitation, disinfection and drain clearing. Youth & Culture: Edina’s Bakatue festival spotlights youth talent through Miss Edina Bakatue and the Edina Community Gala. Learning Standards: GTEC warns of 49 unaccredited/expired tertiary learning centres and urges verification before admission. Finance & Fraud: Bank of Ghana reports fraud rose 48% in 2025, driven by digital payments, while banks show improved controls. Religion & Community Service: Assemblies of God Ghana calls members to join the national clean-up after deadly floods.
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