AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDigital Health: Cape Coast Teaching Hospital and partners have launched laparoscopic surgery training to build local expertise in minimally invasive procedures. AI in Education: University of Ghana has secured 96,000 Gemini AI licences for staff and students, while Vice-Chancellor Nana Aba Appiah Amfo says universities should use oral and project-based assessments to test students’ reasoning as AI-generated essays become easier to produce. Smart Agriculture: A climate-smart snail farm in Apam can rear about 20,000 snails and uses solar-powered cameras and Wi-Fi for remote monitoring; a lab is also being prepared to extract snail slime for cosmetics. Local Industry: GoldBod says 76% of gold exported since August was refined in Ghana, including 95% of October’s exports, signalling growing local processing capacity. Connectivity: Ghana has announced a 2,800-site telecom expansion programme, while government plans to extend rural connectivity.
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