AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnvironment & Culture: Tourism Minister Abla Dzifa Gomashie tells the Italian Ambassador that “if we stop preserving nature, we die,” urging Ghanaians to fight water pollution, illegal mining and harmful waste through art-led community action. Politics & Education: NPP delegates in Kumasi approve 14 constitutional amendment motions as Dr Mahamudu Bawumia attacks the NDC over jobs, the economy and Free SHS feeding, while teacher unions push back—NAGRAT warns members to stop undermining the nationwide strike. Public Health & Faith in Daily Life: A new law could curb preaching on Ghana’s buses, classifying in-motion preaching as a nuisance, as breast cancer awareness keeps gaining momentum with GFA’s October campaign. Sports & Society: CAF confirms 2026 Women’s Champions League dates (Nov 1–15) and Ghana’s Ampem Darkoa–Edo Queens dispute heads back to extra time. Community Development: Kassena Nankana West hands over 900 furniture items and a classroom block; SDA plans a College of Education in Sekyedumase; AABRYT trains Ejisuman SHS students on wellbeing and safety. Security & Rights: Ghana Bloggers Association demands a fair inquiry after alleged assaults during La Pleasure Beach demolition. Regional Focus: Bunkpurugu MP flags repeated telecom disruptions in Northern Ghana affecting health, education and emergency response.
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