AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoGender and Family: Gender Minister Agnes Naa Momo Lartey visited fashion personality Nana Akua Addo and her family after reports of alleged domestic abuse, assuring them of support and stressing the need to protect children. Police say Addo’s husband will face court after leaving hospital. Public Health: Three yellow fever cases have been confirmed in the Upper West Region, and all three patients died. Health teams are responding and preparing a targeted vaccination campaign. Education: The pre-tertiary teachers’ strike continues, disrupting classes as unions and government negotiate over arrears, promotions and allowances. Faith and Public Space: New traffic rules prohibit preaching inside moving commercial vehicles, reigniting debate over religious expression and public safety. Arts and Culture: The Black Star Experience has launched a national choral contest to showcase Ghanaian talent. Women’s Health: Pink October campaigns are raising breast cancer awareness, but advocates say timely access to diagnosis and treatment—not awareness alone—is key.
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