Offshore Gold Under Fire: Ghana’s Minerals Commission has suspended GoldCoast GRC’s offshore reconnaissance activities after stakeholder objections over possible environmental and ecological impacts, while fishers and CSOs are calling for a full independent review and a halt to reported 10,000 sq km licences. Marine & Coastal Health: A global study by Plan International links climate-related disasters to higher risks for girls, including child marriage, teenage pregnancy, violence, and disrupted health services. Water Crisis, Typhoid Risk: In Ve Golokuati (Afadzato South), typhoid cases are rising as residents rely on unsafe water; authorities plan mechanised boreholes while working with Ghana Water Company. Sanitation Push: Nkwanta North District held a community clean-up to tackle refuse and waterlogging around the New Market. Biosafety for Investment: Environment Minister Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings says Ghana must make biosafety regulation clearer and more predictable to attract biotechnology investment. Food Systems Data: KNUST is driving a National Food Composition Database to improve nutrition standards using Ghana-specific data. Baobab Conservation Mapping: HTU, CSIR and partners launched a project to map baobab populations nationwide using remote sensing and field surveys. Waste & Community Deal: Zoomlion and residents reached an agreement for health and water support after concerns over waste transport to the Adipa landfill.