The Upper East Regional Football Association (UERFA) has urged stakeholders to work together to strengthen football development across the region after successfully holding its Ordinary Congress in Bolgatanga.The congress took place at the Regional House of Chiefs and brought together key members of the football community to assess the previous season and discuss preparations for the 2026/27 campaign.As the Associationâ??s highest decision-making body, the meeting provided an

Swedish-born defender of Ghanaian descent, Genesis Antwi has been handed his first senior call-up to play for Sweden.The 19-year-old Chelsea player is currently on loan at French Ligue 1 club Racing Strasbourg.With eight appearances for Racing Strasbourg in the French Ligue 1 this season, Antwi has caught the eye of Sweden head coach Graham Potter.As a reward, the teenager has been invited to the national team alongside Strasbourg teammate Seb NanasiTruppen till avgörandet i

Ghanaian winger Daniel Nunoo has signed a new contract with Austrian giants SK Rapid Vienna, extending his stay at the club until the summer of 2030.The 20-year-old has agreed to an early contract extension after impressing since joining Rapid in 2024 from Ghanaian side Accra Shooting Stars.The club confirmed the agreement in an official statement, expressing its commitment to the Ghanaian, who has featured across different levels of its football structure.â??SK Rapid and Daniel

Residents gathered at Asante Agona after winds toppled a tree linked to Okomfo Anokye, the priest of the Golden Stool legend.

Dafeamekpor and Annoh-Dompreh want the 1958 exemption scrapped, citing uninsured state vehicles, judgment debts and victims left without compensation.

The Andorra goalkeeper's first words since the fatal collision came as Spain's competition judge declared the Tenerife match over at 2-2.

Ghana's envoy in Washington also says State Department officials summoned and shouted at him over President Mahama's UN reparations speech.

The Upper East Regional Football Association (UERFA) has held its Ordinary Congress at the Regional House of Chiefs in Bolgatanga.Addressing participants, UERFA chairman Salifu Seidu Zida called on stakeholders to embrace unity, peace and togetherness to support the growth of football across the Upper East Region.He urged members of the football community to put aside their differences and work towards a common goal of strengthening grassroots football, developing young talents

Abla Dzifa Gomashie says the Presidency will decide on the rift between GTA chief Maame Efua Houadjeto and her deputy, Abeiku Santana.

CAF has cleared Sekondi's Essipong Stadium on a temporary basis, but the venue for Somalia's own home leg on November 16 is still to be confirmed.

New signalling could let trains leave about every 10 minutes on a line that now runs one train movement at a time, the railway authority says.

The Communications Minister says he told the high command his rebuke of an army lieutenant was not an attack on the Ghana Armed Forces.

Ex-Bantama MP Henry Kokofu describes a loud bang and a 'free fall' and wants the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority to investigate.

Etiquette expert Ms Nancy says observing basic phone etiquette is essential to maintaining respectful personal and professional relationships.

The NPP says close to 300 people hold diplomatic or service passports they do not qualify for and wants every one issued since 2025 published.

The Interior Ministry says joint drug operations target cartels beyond Ghana, while the NDC tells government to ignore NPP calls to fire security chiefs.

Applications for media accreditation to cover Ghanaâ??s 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Somalia at Essipong Sports Stadium are now open.Journalists and photographers wishing to attend the match must submit their applications by email to [email protected] no later than 5:00 pm GMT on Monday, November 9, 2026.Each application must include a recent passport-sized photograph. Applications without the required photograph will not be considered, and submissions

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has called for greater national investment in football, with President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku warning that long-term success cannot be achieved by the governing body alone.Simeon-Okraku made the appeal during a meeting between the GFA Executive Council and Parliament's Select Committee on Sports on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. The discussions covered the Black Stars, domestic football, refereeing, infrastructure, investment and the financial

Head of Demand Reduction at NACOC's Western Regional Command, SNCO Godlove Vanden-Bossche, made these disclosures during a youth emotional development workshop at Diabene Senior High Technical School near Sekondi on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.

According to the chiefs, the lease, which expires in April 2027, should be handed over to a local operator who can better serve the interest of the community.