AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTelecom Accountability Clash: Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George and PAC chair Abena Osei-Asare traded heated words at Monday’s PAC sitting over telecom service quality—George blamed weak policy and leadership failures from the last decade, while the PAC pushed him to answer directly. Regulator Pressure: The NCA followed up with a warning that operators will face strict enforcement if they miss service-quality commitments, and it plans to publish performance data for consumers. Network Stress Point: Ghana’s fibre cuts have jumped from about 400 to over 8,000 cases annually, draining money meant for expansion and repairs—industry wants “Big One” enforcement so fibre ducts are built into road projects. Health & Community: Church of Pentecost launched a free medical outreach at Abesewa (Ahafo), targeting surgeries, specialist care and screenings for 2,000+ people. Mining Value Retention: Damang Gold Mine delivered a second 100% output to GoldBod (121kg), strengthening Ghana’s local gold-purchase push. Pensions Debate: A new push to overhaul SSNIT’s Tier-1 system spotlights “money illusion” fears for retirees.
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