Cristiano Ronaldo says he is happy at Al-Nassr following doubts over his future at the Saudi Arabian club. The 41-year-old Portuguese had reportedly been unhappy with how the club were being run by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) and missed three recent games. He returned last week and after scoring twice in Saturday’s 4-0 … The post I belong to Saudi Arabia’-

Football development has been the watchword of FIFA President, Gianni Infantino, since he was elected head of the world football governing body on February 26, 2016 in Zurich, Switzerland. He set the tone for his presidency with the launch of the FIFA Forward programme, which has contributed over USD 5 billion towards development projects across … The post Africa at the heart

THE Ghana Education Service (GES) has directed the immediate suspension of all zonal inter-school sporting activities among Senior High Schools and Senior High Technical Schools in the Central Region following reports of violent incidents and clashes involving students during recent competitions. A letter dated February 22, 2026, addressed to heads of second-cycle institutions in the … The post GES

THE Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ho Teaching Hospital, Dr Hintermann Mbroh, has commended the former CEO of the hospital, Dr John Tampouri, and the Director of Pharmacy, Dr John Korbuvi, for their contributions to the growth of the facility. Dr Mbroh said the Ho Teaching Hospital went through remarkable transformation over the years … The post Ho Teaching Hospital honours retired staff appeared

THE National Blood Service Ghana (NBSG), in collaboration with the Grand Lodge of Ghana, has launched the Ghana blood drive and education campaign to strengthen voluntary blood donation nationwide. Launched on Friday at the Ghanatta Senior High School in Dodowa on the theme: ‘Give Blood, Give Hope: Together We Save Lives,’ the campaign targets more … The post NBSG launches campaign

THE Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has called for decisive measures to rescue Ghana’s struggling cocoa sector, describing the worsening crisis as a moral and economic emergency. In a statement signed and issued by its President, Most Rev. Matthew Kwasi Gyamfi, in Accra on Friday, and copied The Ghanaian Times, the Conference expressed grave concern over … The post Catholic