AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRoads Accountability: Ghana’s Roads Minister Kwame Governs Agbodza has ordered Top Engineering International to appear before the Ghana Highway Authority within a week over the Enchi–Elubo road’s sluggish pace—only ~5% done since Dec 1, 2025, despite GH¢80.2m mobilisation, with the minister also calling out the contractor’s owner for being “outside the country” and not accounting properly. Digital Security: DVLA has rolled out OBD II scanners to detect cloned vehicles and stop VIN duplication that wrongly flags genuine owners. Mining Politics: Sophia Akuffo and the IEA are pushing government to reject Gold Fields’ Tarkwa lease renewal, arguing Ghana can run concessions through indigenous firms. Tech & Payments: Fidelity Bank is urging Africa to build and control its own digital rails and payment systems at the 3i Africa Summit. Health & Misinformation: WHO says hantavirus myths online are misleading—no easy person-to-person spread like COVID-19, and ivermectin isn’t a proven cure. Water Disruption: Weija plant faults have triggered erratic supply in parts of western Accra.
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