AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMobile Money “Next Test”: MTN Group’s fintech summit in Johannesburg pushed Ghana’s example—high transaction volumes don’t automatically mean people are saving or investing, so the next phase is deeper usage, not just access. Road Safety & Transport: Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe urged commercial motorcycle, tricycle and quadricycle riders to get proper training, licences and wear protective gear as the “Safe Journey” Road Safety 2026 campaign rolls out. AI for Media: MTN Ghana trained journalists and CSOs on responsible AI use, including practical prompting for research, content and data work. Cannabis Research (0.3% THC): NACOC and CSIR strengthened collaboration to support low-THC hemp cultivation with lab testing, traceability and strict oversight for industrial and medicinal uses. Cybercrime Focus: CSA reported online fraud is a major share of Ghana’s cyber incidents, alongside a push for stronger collaboration to fight fraud. Infrastructure Progress: Ghana Armed Forces cleared 170km of the Accra–Kumasi Expressway corridor, leaving 6km. Environment Action: Government mobilises equipment to evacuate waste from the Korle Lagoon enclave. Public Health & Policy: Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings called for stronger child protection in armed conflict and assumed Environment Ministry responsibilities, stressing science and innovation must protect the environment. NSMQ Tech & STEM Buzz: Accra Academy made history by reaching the NSMQ grand finale for the first time. Business & Delivery: Uber’s $16.9bn deal to acquire Delivery Hero could reshape Africa’s delivery platforms, including Glovo operations, pending approvals.
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