AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRoad Safety & Transport: MPs want tougher enforcement against container trucks on low-bed trailers after reports of containers falling, causing fatalities and highway disruptions. Traffic Disruption (Accra–Kumasi): A crash involving a heavily loaded articulated truck at Birimso Bridge blocked the N6 in both directions; police diverted traffic via Kyebi (Accra-bound) and Nsutam/Apedwa routes (Kumasi-bound). Volta Infrastructure & Tourism: President Mahama says completed Ho–Aflao Highway sections will be commissioned within six months, with more openings by early/mid-2027; he also wrapped up a two-day Volta tour tied to the “Resetting Ghana Agenda.” Keta Port & Ho Airport: Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe says Keta Port is on course after an EPA environmental permit, with construction about 80% complete and expected to finish by Jan 2027; Ho Airport revitalisation is also progressing. Travel Rules for Visitors: Ghana released official 2026 visa fees for tourist, business and transit visas, with stays of up to 30 days for tourist/business holders. Emancipation Day (Tourism Calendar): Ghana Tourism Authority launches a two-week Emancipation Day programme starting today with a fitness walk in Accra and Pikworo, running through Aug 1. Anti-Corruption (Youth): RUWA-Ghana and GACC mark Anti-Corruption Day with student sensitisation in Wa. Airport Upgrade: Accra airport security scanners are being rolled out to improve passenger screening, aligning with the “no need to remove shoes/belts/laptops” plan.
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