AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGalamsey & Travel Safety: Ghana’s anti-illegal mining push is still failing to stop illegal pits and deaths, raising fresh concerns for travellers moving along major roads, including the Accra–Kumasi corridor. Air Connectivity: Africa World Airlines has restored direct Accra–Abidjan flights four times weekly, a boost for business travel and tourism between Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire. Tourism & Culture: The Ghana–Korea heritage project is set to protect historic forts and castles, while Akwasidae celebrations in Maryland highlight growing Ghanaian cultural tourism links abroad. Sports as Tourism: Medeama begin their CAF Champions League prelims vs TP Mazembe at Tarkwa’s TNA Stadium with King Promise headlining match-day entertainment; tickets start at GH₵100. Local Travel Infrastructure: A new push to overhaul Greater Accra’s waste management system follows a ministerial tour of key facilities, with investment and the polluter-pays principle in focus. Health & Specialist Travel: A Ghanaian patient is among those travelling to Bengaluru for complex transplants, underscoring medical tourism demand. Cross-border Caution: U.S. officials intercepted a potentially destructive moth in luggage from Ghana at Detroit Metro, reminding travellers to declare food and agricultural items. Youth & Skills: UPSA launches a GHS500m fundraising drive for an ICT campus, aiming to expand tech education capacity.
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