Black Stars Shake-Up: Ghana’s Sports Ministry and the GFA agree on a major overhaul after Carlos Queiroz’s exit, including a five-member technical search committee to recommend the next head coach by Oct 9, plus new management structures for men’s and women’s teams and directives to restore the coach’s official residence. Teacher Allowance Validation: Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says a committee is validating data to determine which teachers qualify for the proposed 20% deprived-area allowance, amid ongoing strike concerns. Health at Borders: WHO urges stronger disease surveillance and collaboration at Ghana’s border points, warning that mobile populations can accelerate outbreaks. SSNIT Boosts Bank Stake: SSNIT increases its stake in Société Générale Ghana to 24.36% after acquiring an additional 5%, aiming to strengthen workers’ and pensioners’ retirement assets. Construction Costs: Building inflation rises to 4.6% in August 2026, driven mainly by materials, while labour costs ease. Tax Compliance Push: Analysts argue Ghana should hit its 18–20% tax-to-GDP goal through voluntary compliance, accountability and fairness—not new levies. Accra Flood-Related Claims: Deputy Chief of Staff Stan Dogbe denies La Beach demolitions were part of flood mitigation, saying the action was linked to safety concerns raised by a hotel. Breast Cancer Awareness: Breast Society of Ghana urges early screening in Pinktober, citing survival rates above 90% when detected early. Ghana–Korea Partnership: Korea’s ambassador flags new opportunities with Ghana in AI, education, trade, healthcare and governance as both mark 50 years of ties next year.