Youth & Sanitation: Oti NYA Director Joshua Kunjin urged young Ghanaians to lead environmental sanitation, joining a community clean-up in Nkwanta North to desilt drains and clear refuse as National Youth Month and National Sanitation Day activities continue. Education Discipline: GES condemned the assault on Obuasi SHTS headmaster, ordered investigations and warned of sanctions, while Obuasi Municipal Security Council shut the school indefinitely after violence, arrests and property damage. Innovation & Skills: Academic City University was named Ghana’s leading innovation-driven university, and GETFund with UNESCO signed to boost AI and digital skills training in TVET institutions. Digital Systems for Growth: Ghana Digital Center CEO Dzifa Gunu called for stronger systems and infrastructure to make Volta a true tech hub, as the Volta Tech and Innovation Summit pushed “Build the System, Own the Future.” Politics & Rights: NPP supporters marched in Accra under “Democracy Under Attack,” filing petitions over alleged threats to justice and institutions, while Minority Leader Afenyo-Markin urged an end to political retaliation. Interfaith Remembrance: Government held a national inter-faith memorial at UPSA for the Aug 6, 2025 helicopter crash victims, with families and leaders reflecting on faith and healing. Culture Abroad: President Mahama ended his Jamaica visit with a Seville Heritage Park tour, reaffirming Ghana–Caribbean cultural ties. Cyber Safety: Deputy Communications Minister Mohammed Adams Sukparu said an informed public is Ghana’s strongest defence against cyber threats, launching a community media cyber capacity project.