GTF Congress Tension: Frederick Lartey Otu urges taekwondo members to keep the Ghana Taekwondo Federation stable ahead of the July 18 elective congress, insisting his third-term bid is within rules and calling for unity. Tourism & Events Regulation: Ghana Tourism Authority begins stakeholder consultations on draft rules for events and multi-purpose establishments, plus the Ghana Tourism Information System to boost standards, transparency, and fair competition. Black Queens WAFCON Prep: Ghana’s Black Queens arrive in Morocco for final preparations for WAFCON, with 18 players reporting to camp as training ramps up. Black Stars Coaching Debate: Dr Nyaho-Tamakloe backs keeping Carlos Queiroz for a limited, performance-based contract to support Ghana’s rebuilding after the World Cup exit. Media Under Fire: Adom Brands petitions the Ghana Armed Forces to investigate an alleged assault on its reporter in Nkwanta South during curfew enforcement. Community Arts/Impact: Big Ghun’s Bigg Save Project returns to Makye Israel School with laptops, books and learning materials after last year’s school repainting went viral. World Cup Watch Guide (Ghana fans abroad): London-based viewers get a rundown of where to watch the semi-finals, including France vs Spain and England vs Argentina. Roads & Floods: Engineers urge better rainy-season planning and drainage; Accra–Tema Motorway is reported 48% complete with culverts and interchanges nearing completion. Dating Apps & Football Culture: O2 data shows dating app activity spikes during World Cup hydration breaks and half-time, highlighting how sport shapes modern social habits.