Reparatory Justice Push: President John Dramani Mahama opened Ghana’s Next Steps Conference on reparatory justice in Accra, following UN slavery resolution A/RES/80/250, and announced three expert panels on global cooperation, return of cultural artefacts, and legal pathways for reparations. World Cup Visa Drama: Canada’s authorities blocked Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey’s entry over rape and sexual assault charges, keeping him out of the opener vs Panama, while Ivory Coast striker Elye Wahi also faced denial before a late U-turn cleared him for Germany. Human Rights & LGBTQI+ Debate: A new anti-LGBTQI+ law is being criticised for deepening fear and stigma, with activists warning it could restrict access to healthcare and support. Education Under Pressure: Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says Ghana needs 50,000–90,000 more teachers but only got clearance to recruit 7,000, as “No Fee Stress” policy benefits 312,448 students. Child Safety & Civic Peace: Stakeholders marked the Day of the African Child, urging safer schools and stronger partnerships, while NACSA and NCCE inspired Yendi students to prevent violence. Traditional Medicine Spotlight: GHAFTRAM launched the 2026 Traditional Herbal Medicine Exhibition in Accra, aiming to boost culture, research, and healthcare innovation. Sports Culture Moment: Toronto fans and Ghana royalty celebrated Black Stars’ win over Panama at Sankofa Square, blending football with Ghanaian heritage.