AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDigital Skills: Government says the One Million Coders Programme will keep international certification standards and is discussing job placements, including a proposed business-process centre that could employ 5,000 people. Inclusive Tech: Ecobank opened an assistive-technology learning centre for students at Wa School for the Blind, with screen readers, Braille tools and internet access. AI and Connectivity: Government has appointed AI leads across ministries and plans to connect 48 public registries for data-led planning; a separate expansion programme targets 2,800 telecom sites. Cybersecurity: A Ghana-Nigeria scam crackdown led to 28 arrests and identified 117 trafficking victims in Ghana. Companies flagged more than $11 million for possible freezing—not confirmed recoveries. Innovation: The EU-backed DigiMarkt project has equipped digital labs at three Ghanaian technical universities, while farmers’ groups are calling for affordable, practical tools to improve yields and food security.
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