AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoFootball & Diaspora: Ghanaian-descendant defender Samuel Amissah joins Portugal’s Estoril Praia on loan from Fulham, aiming for first-team experience after youth stints with England. Cross-Border Lifestyle & Property: Devtraco Plus Nigeria urges Nigerians to invest in Ghana—especially Accra—framing real estate as a wealth-preserving, long-term play. Health & Youth: A new push highlights why Ghanaian youth are dying young from hypertension, pointing to rising cases and lifestyle habits like skipping meals and high salt/sugar diets. Gender Rights in Practice: Commentary reviews Ghana’s CEVAWG ratification and the Affirmative Action Act, asking how gender-rights wins become everyday reality. Women, Children & Safety: Ghana Immigration Service operations dismantle exploitative street-begging networks, removing 1,055 people (including 662 children) from Accra and Kumasi. Media & Security: CSA boss calls for stronger media-security collaboration to protect national security while respecting the public’s right to know. Culture & Commerce: This Is Ghana Exhibition wraps up after two days of local products, entertainment, and SME opportunities at Efua Sutherland Children’s Park. Faith & Community: Bawumia commissions St Jude’s Catholic Church at Weija, supporting a project tied to the Weija Leprosarium. TVET for Green Jobs: Ghana launches a Green TVET initiative with ILO to train youth for climate-resilient, sustainable industries. Nightlife Spotlight: Accra ranks among the world’s top 20 nightlife cities in 2026, praised for affordability, community, and welcoming spaces.
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