AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWomen’s Legacy: Samira Bawumia has paid tribute to Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, praising her courage and work supporting women and children. Girls’ Health: Ghana Health Service is rolling out school-based HPV vaccinations for eligible girls aged 9–14, with campaign rounds scheduled for October and November/December. Music & Memory: VIP’s 2003 hit “Ahomka Womu” crossed into Nigerian pop culture and inspired Nollywood star Patience Ozokwor’s “Make We Jolly.” Fashion & Heritage: Dede Chancelor says designers can take Ghanaian culture to the world by blending heritage with contemporary, wearable styles. Arts: Ibrahim Mahama’s “The Harvest Season,” featuring Ghanaian artists and industrial materials, opens at Paris’s Fondation Cartier on October 22. Student Safety: Amnesty International Ghana is calling for an independent, survivor-centred investigation into alleged sexual abuse at Obuasi SHS and protection for students and witnesses.
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