Education Reform: Ghana will scale up the National Standardised Test nationwide using a cohort-based model that tracks the same learners from Primary Two through Primary Six and JHS 2, aiming to measure learning growth and guide interventions. Road Safety & Youth: Police intercepted 1,054 vehicles in Greater Accra over illegal sirens and modifications, while Nabdam youth petitioned government to rehabilitate a 17-kilometre road they say is blocking farming, schooling and market access. Health & Rights: UNAIDS chief Winnie Byanyima urged “radical change” after global aid cuts, calling for Africa to reprioritise health spending; ARHR warned stigma is blocking teens from reproductive health information. Governance & Justice: The OSP reiterated that Ken Ofori-Atta remains a fugitive in Ghana despite US immigration developments, and dismissed claims that the US process affects the Ghana case. Culture & Community: Assemblies of God Ghana paid tribute to the late Yaa Naa Mahama Abukari II, praising his peace and reconciliation legacy in Dagbon. Business & Tech: MTN says it will keep investing in community impact and digital infrastructure, including fibre expansion. Sports & Lifestyle: FIFA World Cup coverage continues to spark debate, while Ghana’s football clubs are urged to secure SSNIT clearance certificates ahead of the new season.