Anti-LGBTQ Law: Ghana’s Parliament has passed the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, criminalising same-sex acts and the “promotion” of LGBTQ activities, with prison terms up to 10 years and a “duty to report,” though exemptions protect legal, media and healthcare professionals; the bill now awaits President Mahama’s assent. Transport Costs: The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) says public transport fares will rise by 20% from June 2, citing fuel and maintenance pressures. World Bank Roads Boost: The World Bank approved a US$500m package to improve at least 1,000km of rural agricultural and market access roads, targeting 550,000 people and thousands of jobs. Ebola Readiness: Ghana’s Health Minister has activated emergency health protocols after WHO flagged the Bundibugyo Ebola strain as a Public Health Emergency. Football Tech Partnership: The GFA sealed a TECNO Ghana partnership to supply smartphones and tracking devices to strengthen player development ahead of major tournaments. World Cup Focus: Black Stars forward Brandon Thomas-Asante says representing Ghana is his “biggest privilege” as preparations continue for the 2026 World Cup. Public Health Warning: A medical entomologist warns pesticide overuse is driving mosquito insecticide resistance, weakening malaria prevention efforts. International Detention Case: A pregnant Ghanaian woman and her son detained at Washington Dulles for over a week are ordered to return home after a US judge intervened. Car Theft Ring: Canadian police say stolen luxury vehicles traced to Ghana were recovered in an international operation.