Black Stars & Black Queens Build-Up: Kurt Okraku says he’s Ghana’s second most criticised public figure, pointing to the backlash around Carlos Queiroz’s squad as the Black Stars train in Cardiff ahead of June friendlies. Meanwhile, Kim Lars Björkegren names a 22-player Black Queens camp squad for June as WAFCON preparations intensify. Sports Trafficking Warning: Ghana marks World Day Against Trafficking in Persons with fresh warnings that fake contracts, scholarships and overseas trials are being used to lure young athletes. World Cup Culture in New York: M.anifest is confirmed for the FIFA World Cup 2026 Queens fan event in New York, joining a star lineup as football watch parties and music performances run through June 11–27. Music & Community Peace: Zebilla hosts the “1North People Peace Concert,” bringing Northern artists together to push unity and reject violence. Consumer Safety Push: CDA Consult backs GSA and FDA for stronger enforcement against unapproved and substandard goods under its “Verify Before You Buy” campaign. AfroGastro Festival: Tourism officials call for tighter collaboration to expand AfroGastro and Ghana’s culinary identity across Africa and beyond. Mental Health Reminder: A nurse urges open conversations and early professional support to reduce stigma during Mental Health Month. Cambodia Deportation Rumour Debunked: Ghana’s Foreign Affairs dismisses a viral Cambodia notice ordering Africans to leave by May 31 as fake.