AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation & Skills: Ghana Teacher Prize 2026 crowned Mangoase SHS English teacher Abigail Agyeiwaa as Overall Outstanding Teacher, with a GH¢700,000 three-bedroom house; other category winners also received cars and cash at UPSA. Digital Inclusion: GIFEC will train 500 girls in coding in 2027 after a successful AGCCI pilot that trained 150 girls across Ashanti, Bono East and Northern; Ecobank also opened a refurbished Digital Learning Centre for 2,000 pupils with coding, robotics and AI lessons. Space Policy: Cabinet approval is paving the way to transform GSSTI into a Ghana Space Agency to coordinate national space programmes, research and public-private partnerships. AI Governance: Ghana plans a central technical review for all public-sector AI acquisitions, aiming to strengthen safeguards as AI adoption grows. Health & Tech: A study highlights chronic kidney disease prevalence in Ghana at 19%, with hypertension and diabetes flagged as key drivers. Environment & Cities: World Architecture Day debates affordable housing access, while architects warn uncontrolled urban development and tree removal could worsen flooding.
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