Accountability in Investigations: Ghana’s Gaming Commission deputy CEO Lamtiig Apanga pushed back on claims that EOCO probes into former officials are politically motivated, saying “no table will turn” and public office holders must account for stewardship. Road Safety Crackdown: Police in the Western Region impounded about 700 vehicles for illegal sirens, beacon and strobe lights, warning chiefs, politicians and business owners that the practice endangers road users. Infrastructure Delivery Watch: President Mahama said completed sections of the Ho-Aflao Highway will be commissioned within six months, with major openings expected by early/mid-2027. Education & Skills Pipeline: Government delegations and Nzema traditional leaders backed the proposed Jomoro College of Education (JOCoE) to expand teacher training and STEM/TVET capacity. Prisons Reform: Ghana Prisons Service announced a shift from punishment to rehabilitation under the “Think Prisons 360 Degrees” initiative. Cross-Border Human Security: Ghana and Nigeria condemned anti-immigrant attacks in South Africa and agreed to push stronger continental action on Afrophobia. Business & Finance Signals: Access Bank’s parent share sale drove a big jump in GSE weekly turnover, highlighting liquidity concentration. Public Health & Consumer Protection: FDA disposed of unwholesome products in the Upper West and warned of regulatory action over expired, unregistered and banned items. Legal Proceedings: No plea agreement yet in the Wontumi/EXIM Bank case as the statutory negotiation period nears expiry.