Women’s Football: Ghana’s Black Queens stunned Ivory Coast 2-1 at WAFCON to keep their Women’s World Cup dream alive, with VAR playing a key role in the early penalty and the late winner. Sports Roadmap: Coach Desiree Ellis says Banyana Banyana need more time as they map out their FIFA World Cup play-off path, with October qualifiers and league restart shaping preparations. Housing Finance: The National Homeownership Fund proposes a levy on selected building materials to fund affordable housing and land infrastructure, citing models from Kenya and Morocco. Public Health: Wa Municipal Hospital is urgently seeking support over deteriorating infrastructure, obsolete equipment, and NHIS reimbursement pressures, including missing neonatal care machines. Governance & Justice: RANA has asked Ghana’s Ministry of Health for details on private partnerships for Agenda 111 hospitals, while Joy Prime’s Prime Insight will dissect legal vacation trial rules and the Berko bribery fallout. Trade & Payments: Stanbic Bank Ghana introduces direct access to China’s CIPS to speed up Yuan cross-border payments for eligible customers. Security & Migration: Ghana reports the death of a repatriated evacuee from South Africa shortly after arrival at Kotoka International Airport. Interfaith Peace: Clerics at the centre of recent religious tensions in Accra have reconciled, with calls for restraint and rule of law. Youth & Environment: NYA engages 200 youth in Ho with a clean-up drive to mark International Youth Day.