Reparatory Justice in Ghana: A London Anglican charity, USPG, pledged a £250,000 grant to a heritage “culture village and resorts” project aimed at spiritual pilgrimage, healing and reconciliation tied to Ghana’s slave-trade sites. Zimbabwe–China Ties: China reaffirmed “all-weather” support for Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 and industrialisation, while pointing to deeper military training and logistics cooperation. Ghana Football Governance: Otto Addo says the GFA never gave him a reason for sacking as Black Stars coach, describing early dismissal fears and strained federation communication. Ghana’s Creative Economy: MTN Ghana says its “MTN One TV” platform will launch in Q4 to help creators scale and monetise with local content across Africa. Zanzibar EV Push: EKA Mobility launched Zanzibar’s first electric bus fleet, with commercial operations starting Aug 1 and plans to expand to 150 buses by year-end. Erasmus+ for Ghana: The EU awarded 446 Ghanaian scholarships for 2026, including Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters and short-term exchanges. Nigeria Security Expansion: President Tinubu approved recruitment of 28,000 soldiers and creation of four new army divisions to tackle escalating violence and kidnappings. Nigeria Election Tech: INEC says it has fixed 2023 e-transmission glitches and will run a mock e-results exercise ahead of 2027. DR Congo Ebola Watch: WHO and partners report Ebola response needs as cases surge, with Africa CDC calling for major funding to contain the outbreak. Red Sea Tensions: Reuters and analysis warn Yemen’s conflict could restart as Houthis step up attacks on Saudi infrastructure and shipping, raising risks for global maritime trade.