AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOil & Gas Recovery: Ghana’s offshore sector is bouncing back as Jubilee and TEN fields improve output, with Jubilee now above 94,000 bpd and combined production topping 100,000 bpd, alongside continued gas supply to the national grid. Fintech Regulation: The Digital Chamber says Ghana’s payments ecosystem remains stable after Bank of Ghana revoked Zeepay’s DEMI licence, urging customers and merchants to follow BoG directives. Water & ESG After Galamsey: GoldBod and Ghana Water Limited sign a GH¢8.4m deal to rehabilitate the Bonsa, Daboase and Sekyere Heman water systems, targeting siltation and polluted treatment capacity. Fuel Prices: NPA raises the July 16 price floor—petrol to GH¢13.28 and diesel to GH¢14.35—signalling likely pump increases. Cocoa Value Addition Push: Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Cameroon move to end raw cocoa exports to Europe via a new value-addition alliance. Digital Skills for Youth: GDCL and YEA partner to train 2,000 youth in Microsoft-certified digital skills, linking graduates to employment pathways. Wetland Protection: TDC Ghana begins demolishing illegal structures and containers on the Sakumono Ramsar Site on July 15 to curb encroachment and flooding risk.
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