Female fighters recall how the conflict in the northern Tigray destroyed their lives, as fears grow that fighting could resume.

The National Labour Commission (NLC) has directed the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) to call off its intended strike on March 9, 2026. The Commission said the intended industrial action is illegal. “The National Labour Commission (NLC) has today, 5th March 2026 read media reports of a declaration of nationwide strike […]

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Hearts of Oak midfielder George Paaku has emphasised that the team is heading into their Ghana Premier League Week 25 fixture against Basake Holy Stars with full focus. The Phobians will welcome Holy Stars this weekend in what is expected to be a tough contest.Speaking in a pre-match interview, George Paaku admitted that Holy Stars will be a tough nut to crack due to the teamâ??s quality.He insists that Hearts of Oak will not underestimate the opponent, although they are desperate

The Ghana Air Force has taken delivery of a newly acquired Airbus H175 helicopter from France, marking a significant step in the ongoing modernisation and retooling of its operational fleet. The acquisition forms part of a broader defence procurement programme approved by Parliament to enhance the operational capacity of the Ghana Armed Forces. The state-of-the-art […]

Hearts of Oak head coach Didi Dramani has vowed to lead his side back to winning ways following their disappointing 2-1 loss to Bibiani GoldStars in Week 24 of the Ghana Premier League.The defeat left the Phobians six points adrift of league leaders Medeama SC, dealing a significant blow to their title aspirations. With the MTN FA Cup already out of reach, the league now represents Hearts' only hope for silverware this season.Speaking ahead of Sunday's crucial home clash

Hearts of Oak midfielder George Paaku has noted that he is keen on regaining his top form to help the team in the remaining matches of the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season.The youngster recently suffered an illness and had to spend some time in the hospital, a setback that saw him missing the league matches against Berekum Chelsea and Bibiani Gold Stars.This week, Paaku has trained with his Hearts of Oak teammates as they prepare for their Week 25 fixture against Basake Holy

Hearts of Oak head coach Didi Dramani has urged his players to remain focused and continue putting in the work, insisting that improvement will come if they maintain their effort.Speaking ahead of Sunday's Ghana Premier League clash against Basake Holy Stars, Dramani reflected on his side's 2-1 defeat to Bibiani Gold Stars and the lessons drawn from that performance."We took lessons from that game. We created a lot of chances in that game, and so we need to keep working

Hearts of Oak head coach Didi Dramani has issued a stark warning to his players ahead of Sunday's Ghana Premier League encounter with Basake Holy Stars, describing the visitors as a formidable opponent despite their lower league standing.Speaking to Hearts TV ahead of the week 25 fixture at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, Dramani made it clear that Holy Stars possess genuine quality that could punish any complacency."Holy Stars are a very strong side. Strong side

Hearts of Oak head coach Didi Dramani has laid out his tactical approach ahead of Sunday's Ghana Premier League clash against Basake Holy Stars, identifying the opposition's wingers as the primary threat his side must neutralise.The Phobians host their Week 25 opponents at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, knowing that victory is essential to remain in the top four and keep their title hopes alive.Speaking in his pre-match interview with Hearts TV, Dramani warned

Atalanta head coach Raffaele Palladino has declared that he needs players like Ghana winger Kamaldeen Sulemana more than ever as the Italian side enters the decisive phase of the season competing on three fronts.Atalanta currently sit seventh in Serie A, remain in contention for Europa League qualification, and are still alive in both the UEFA Champions League and Coppa Italia.They face German giants Bayern Munich in the Champions League round of 16, while their Coppa Italia semi-final

Black Stars goalkeeper and Hearts of Oak captain Benjamin Asare has assured fans that the Phobians will deliver a much-improved performance when they host Basake Holy Stars on Sunday.Hearts head into the Week 24 Ghana Premier League clash at the University of Ghana Stadium on the back of two disappointing resultsâ??a goalless home draw against Berekum Chelsea followed by a 2-1 loss to Bibiani Gold Stars away from home.Speaking to the club's media ahead of the weekend fixture,

Former Ghana international Yaw Preko has expressed concern over Asante Kotoko's diminishing stature in Ghanaian football, suggesting that rival clubs no longer view the Porcupine Warriors with the same fear and respect they once commanded.Speaking about the changing dynamics in the domestic game, Preko pointed to Bibiani GoldStars as a prime example of a club that now believes it operates at a higher level than the Kumasi-based giants."They now believe they are better

Hearts of Oak captain and Black Stars goalkeeper Benjamin Asare has shouldered responsibility for the team's recent struggles, promising fans that improvement is on the way.The Phobians head into Sunday's Ghana Premier League clash against Basake Holy Stars at the University of Ghana Stadium on the back of two underwhelming resultsâ??a goalless home draw with Berekum Chelsea followed by a 2-1 defeat to Bibiani Gold Stars.Speaking to the club's media ahead of the

Hearts of Oak head coach Didi Dramani has opened up about his plan to stop Holy Stars this weekend when the two teams lock horn sin the Ghana Premier League. The Phobians are scheduled to welcome their Week 25 opponent on Sunday, March 8, in a fixture set to be played at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium.Speaking in his pre-match interview, Didi Dramani spoke highly of the Basake Holy Stars, insisting that they are a strong side with quality wingers.He believes that if his

â??Ghanaian forward Kwame Peprah stole the show with a brilliant hat trick as Svay Rieng came from behind to beat Phnom Penh 4â??1 in their AFC Challenge League quarterfinal first leg.The hosts struck early through Moses Dyer after just three minutes, but Peprah dragged his side level on 29 minutes, finishing calmly from Ryo Fujiiâ??s pass to make it 1â??1 before the break.Svay Rieng stepped up after half-time and Peprah struck again in the 67th minute, turning the game

Hearts of Oak head coach Didi Dramani has stressed that his team must improve if they want to win silverware at the end of the 2025/26 football season.Having already crashed out of the MTN FA Cup, the only trophy the Phobians can win at the end of the season is the Ghana Premier League.Last Sunday, Hearts of Oak travelled to Bibiani, where they faced off with Gold Stars. In what was a Week 24 fixture, Didi Dramani and his boys suffered a 2-1 defeat at full-time, leaving them six

Nations FC return to action on Friday when they host Bechem United at the Dr Kwame Kyei Sports Complex in a Ghana Premier League fixture.The Abrankese-based side go into the match encouraged by their recent away victory over Eleven Wonders at the Swedru Sports Stadium last weekend. It was Nationsâ?? first away win of the league season and helped them move back into the top half of the standings.Coach Frimpong Manso will also draw confidence from his teamâ??s strong home record.

Hearts of Oak will look to return to winning ways when they host Basake Holy Stars in a Ghana Premier League clash at the University of Ghana Stadium on Sunday.Hearts head into the match aiming to secure their first victory since their impressive win over Asante Kotoko in Kumasi. Since that result, the Phobians have struggled for consistency, drawing and losing in subsequent matches, including a defeat to Bibiani Gold Stars last weekend.Those dropped points have seen Hearts fall

Asante Kotoko communications team member Seth Nii Darko has opened up about the financial burden and safety concerns the club faces whenever it travels for court hearings linked to the ongoing case involving the death of supporter Francis Yaw Frimpong, popularly known as Nana Pooley.Darko explained that club officials, witnesses, and lawyers must travel from Kumasi to attend every scheduled hearing, only for proceedings to be postponed repeatedly.He noted that the situation has