AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNon-Interest Banking: Bank of Ghana has issued guidelines for non-interest banking and set up the Non-Interest Financial Advisory Council, marking a shift from policy talk to regulation. Clean Cities & Climate Resilience: Chief of Staff Julius Debrah urged Ghanaians to make sanitation and environmental cleanliness a daily habit, warning government alone can’t fix litter, weak enforcement and poor waste practices. Seed Market Pressure: Upper East seed growers want government to intervene as certified seeds pile up unsold; they also ask for fair weighing and better data to guide action. Health Security Upgrade: Ghana Health Service launched a Public Health Emergency Operations Centre framework with new plans and surge staffing to strengthen outbreak response. Energy Efficiency for Hotels: Energy Commission and Hotels Association trained Bono East hoteliers on energy-saving compliance. Sanitation Action on the Ground: Zoomlion began disinfection and fumigation across Upper East districts to prevent rainy-season outbreaks. Air Pollution in Accra: A health walk found PM2.5 levels can spike across short distances, pushing the need for cleaner air planning. Galamsey Debate: Voices say illegal mining is still destroying water and forests and has become a livelihood, so enforcement-only approaches aren’t enough. Biodiversity Restoration: Over 16,000 shea seedlings were planted at Pavuu in Upper West to restore degraded landscapes.
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