AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoICC Probe on Xenophobia: Two Ghanaian nationals have petitioned the International Criminal Court to investigate years of xenophobic violence against migrants in South Africa, arguing attacks between 2015 and 2026 may amount to crimes against humanity. AU Push for Action: President Mahama used the AU summit in Accra to press the AU to formally address the attacks, citing Ghana’s evacuation costs and warning that silence undermines African solidarity. Immigration Crackdown Hits Trade: South Africa’s clampdown on illegal immigration is spilling into cross-border logistics, with transporters warning enforcement—especially on the DRC route—could disrupt regional commerce. Creative Economy Boost: Ghana’s creative sector leaders are calling for stronger policy, IP protection, financing and infrastructure to turn culture into jobs and global competitiveness. Road Safety & DVLA Updates: DVLA says vehicle registration hinges on customs clearance documents, while digital reforms target fake number plates and improve road safety. Education Moves: GES opens Study Leave With Pay applications for 2026, and the government outlines World Bank-backed plans for new and upgraded secondary schools. Health Watch: WHO’s PROTECT package rolls out seven strategies to prevent drownings, ahead of World Drowning Prevention Day. Culture & Tradition: Dagbon Traditional Council sets July 31 for the enskinment of Kampakuya-Naa Yakubu Abubakari.
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