AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGhanaian Music: Ghanaian-Australian artist Kwasi released debut album Outstanding MISFIT on October 16, blending hip-hop, punk and emo-rock in a story about identity and belonging. Heritage & Community: Anlo’s Awadada says this year’s Hogbetsotso festival should promote reconciliation, warning that ancestors’ escape from Notsie must not be followed by division. A mini durbar is set for October 17. School Safeguarding: Parliament’s Human Rights Committee is seeking swift justice over alleged sexual abuse at Obuasi SHTS, where the headmaster has been suspended and police investigations are under way. Education & Memory: Mfantsipim old boys have honoured the school’s forebears with a 14-track music anthology for its 150th anniversary. Rural Women: On International Rural Women’s Day, advocates highlighted the knowledge women bring to farming and community life, and called for fairer access to land, finance and technology. Public Health: A Yellow Fever vaccination campaign aims to reach about 245,000 people across three Upper West districts by October 18.
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