National Clean-Up Momentum: Ghana’s Local Government Ministry thanked Ghanaians for a successful two-day national general cleaning exercise, urging communities to keep the momentum going beyond the official end. Public Health After Floods: Experts warn floods trigger a “silent health emergency” long after waters recede, with contaminated homes and water linked to cholera, typhoid, and skin infections. Fire Safety & Roads: Poor access roads are delaying firefighting responses, especially around crowded markets, forcing tenders to park far away and stretch hoses. Daily Sanitation Debate: Health voices argue sanitation shouldn’t be monthly only—cleanliness needs daily habits to prevent disease and reduce flood risks. Kasoa as a Lifestyle-Economy Hub: Kasoa is highlighted as a fast-growing multicultural economic capital, offering lessons on building inclusive secondary cities. Women’s Finance Boost: Development Bank Ghana launches a Women’s Lending Programme to expand affordable long-term capital for women-owned and women-led businesses. Media Ethics & Tech: Shamima Muslim urges journalists to embrace innovation and AI without losing accuracy, ethics, and public trust. Legal Education Reform: UBIDS law graduates are urged to lead with integrity as Ghana’s Legal Education Reform Act expands access to legal training. Dagbon Succession: Kampakuya Naa Yakubu chosen as Dagbon Regent after the death of Yaa-Naa Abubakari Mahama II. Digital Fraud Warning: e-Crime Bureau warns cyberattacks and fraud are existential risks for Ghana’s digital economy, calling for “capable guardians” and stronger systems.