AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWomen’s Football: Ampem Darkoa opened their CAF Women’s Champions League campaign with a 5-1 comeback win over USFAS Bamako, moving top of Group B. Youth & Climate: A Sunyani West training programme is equipping students to lead climate action and improve waste management in their schools. Javits Frimpong: New York police are seeking school records as they investigate the killing of the 15-year-old Ghanaian, with bullying among the possible lines of inquiry; his mother has been granted a visa to attend his funeral. Arts & Heritage: Ghana’s National Film Authority has launched a Cinema Train initiative to help revive local cinema, while Mfantsipim marked its 150th anniversary with awards, fundraising and performances by Efya and Sefa. Fashion: The kaba and slit remains a Ghanaian wardrobe classic, with modern cuts and fabrics giving the traditional outfit fresh appeal. Safety & Opportunity: The Ark Foundation is convening a national conference on sexual harassment and exploitation in workplaces and schools, including “sex for jobs” and “sex for grades.”
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