Women’s Safety & Justice: Ghana reels from the Sarah Adwoa Safo shooting claims after police confirmed an investigation into a gunfire incident at her late father’s Kwabenya residence, while the Kristo Asafo Mission denies social media reports that she was shot by her brother and insists no shooting occurred. Education Discipline: The Ghana Education Service and Ministry of Education clamp down on SHS graduation flamboyance, banning lavish gift displays on school premises and warning heads of schools will face sanctions. Digital Skills for Teachers: 100 women educators graduate from the WEITech digital technology programme, aiming to close the tech gap in classrooms and boost women’s confidence in tech-led teaching. STEM Boost: Coderina Edutech donates robotic kits to the Education Ministry to strengthen robotics and STEM learning ahead of upcoming competitions. Healthcare Access: Central Region rolls out Free Primary Health Care, with CHPS and facilities offering free services plus community screening. Sickle Cell Focus: World Sickle Cell Day discussions push for mental health and comprehensive care, not just pain crisis treatment. Women Farmers Empowered: NETRIGHT supports 256 women farmers with training and extension services to help them add value and overcome barriers to land, finance and markets. Flood Safety: Tema Metro warns residents not to walk through floodwaters due to contamination and hidden hazards like sewage, chemicals and electrocution risks. Fatherhood Spotlight: Multiple Father’s Day messages urge men to be responsible, present, and faith-guided—key to shaping disciplined, productive citizens. Culture & Creative Growth: France-backed Creation Africa Ghana grants €30,000 to creative entrepreneurs, backing film, fashion, publishing, music and tech. World Cup Lifestyle: A Philadelphia fan guide and local match hype keep Ghana–England excitement in the spotlight, alongside viral sports-and-community stories.