Rule of Law & Parliament: Retired Supreme Court Justice William Atuguba warned that Ghana’s politics is being swallowed by party loyalty and personal ambition, saying Parliament is too often driven by partisan supremacy rather than the national interest. Media & Economy Transparency: A fresh row erupted after Parliament’s Majority blocked media coverage of the Bank of Ghana Governor’s Committee of the Whole engagement, with the Minority alleging an attempt to hide key cedi and reserves explanations. Misinformation Crackdown: A Circuit Court sentenced TikToker Camilla Alhassan to 12 months for false claims that President Mahama sacrificed 32 cows; police also urged Ghanaians to use free expression responsibly. Gender Policy Enforcement: The Gender Ministry directed all MDAs to comply with the Affirmative Action (Gender Equity) Act, 2024, including gender policies and implementation reporting. Jobs, Skills & Youth: Education Ministry will assess a STEM “Mini Lab” project for practical learning; meanwhile, youth pressure grows over YEA’s “imaginary jobs” claims. Regional Development: President Mahama reiterated Volta’s “fair share” of development and announced steps to revive Volta Star Textiles, including cotton supply plans with Benin. Infrastructure & Security: GAF Engineers were commended for 61% progress on the Accra–Kumasi Expressway clearing works; Police cautioned the public on lawful expression. Sports & Culture: Mahama praised the Black Stars’ World Cup progress; Ghana’s Highlife campaign is set for Barcelona, Spain.