The Black Queens of Ghana are all set for their clash against Cape Verde at the 2026 Womenâ??s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after completing their final training session. The team led by head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has been in Morocco in the last few weeks, finalising their preparations for the tournament.During that period, the team played three friendly matches, recording wins against Ivory Coast and Mali, and drawing against Tanzania.With the tournament starting last

Transfer journalist Ben Jacobs has poured cold water on recent reports linking Ghana midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi with a move to either Chelsea or Strasbourg.Taking to social media, Jacobs stated that BlueCoâ??the ownership group behind both clubsâ??is **not** looking to sign the 20-year-old from FC Nordsjælland this summer, despite strong speculation.The clarification comes after a flurry of reports suggested Strasbourg had emerged as a leading destination for Yirenkyi, with

Ghanaâ??s Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has rallied behind the Black Queens ahead of their opening match at the 2026 Womenâ??s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) on Wednesday.The Queens are set to lock horns with their Group D opponent tomorrow in what promises to be a tricky fixture.In a message to the Black Queens ahead of the Cape Verde match, Kofi Adams encouraged the players to give their best and make Ghana proud."Go out there and make Ghana proud,â?

The Bekwai Municipal Assembly has completed the construction of 3-unit classroom block for both communities through the District Assemblies Common Fund.

It will bring together key stakeholders to deliberate on practical and sustainable solutions to the growing challenge of indiscipline in Ghana’s second-cycle institutions.

Barbra Banda scored four goals as Zambia produced their biggest-ever victory in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

The visit, undertaken on the directive of President John Dramani Mahama, forms part of the government's immediate response to the tragedy, which claimed several lives and left others injured.

The easing of geopolitical tensions around mid-June proved short-lived.

Heart of Lions and Swedru All Blacks are competing for the signature of Soccer Intellectuals attacking midfielder John Cobbinah as both Ghana Premier League clubs intensify efforts to secure his services.According to sports journalist Shaban Mohammed, the two clubs have opened discussions with Division One side Soccer Intellectuals over a possible deal for the talented midfielder, but no agreement has been reached yet.Cobbinah trained with Heart of Lions on Wednesday as the Kpando-based

Newly promoted Ghana Premier League side Debibi United is reportedly closing in on a major transfer coup.Former Asante Kotoko forward Abdul Fatawu Safiu trained with the club, signaling a highly anticipated frontline reinforcement if ongoing contract negotiations are successfully concluded.Sports journalist Shaban Mohammed broke the news, highlighting Debibiâ??s aggressive desire to secure elite veteran leadership for the upcoming campaign.The 32-year-old striker remains determined

Black Stars midfielder Kwasi Sibo has disclosed that his family is pushing for him to join a Saudi Pro League club despite receiving interest from teams across Europe.Sibo is currently weighing his options after becoming a free agent following the end of his contract with Spanish La Liga side Real Oviedo.The midfielder played a key role for Ghana at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, forming a strong partnership with Thomas Partey in the middle of the pitch as the Black Stars reached the

He added that, until government decouples the Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation (GIADEC) from VALCO, there will be more demonstrations and misunderstandings.

Ghana midfielder Kwasi Sibo has admitted the Black Starsâ?? cautious approach prevented them from pushing for a famous victory against England at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Speaking to Lawson TV after the controversial 0-0 Group L draw at Boston Stadium, Sibo revealed that Ghanaâ??s mindset of protecting the result affected their reaction to a late penalty incident that could have changed the outcome.The key moment came in the closing stages when Prince Adu Kwabena went down

During the visit, President Mahama and his Gabonese counterpart pledged their commitment to democratic governance, regional peace and African integration.

Sulemana Abdul Samed, who was diagnosed with gigantism several years ago, has died at the age of 33.

Ghana defender Jonas Adjetey has expressed his immense joy at being named in the Black Stars' 26-man squad for the World Cup, describing it as a lifelong dream fulfilled.The centre-back opened up about the fierce competition within the squad and how it drove everyone to give their best."I was really happy to be part of the 26-man squad because every player wants to be part of the World Cup squad, so for me it was a dream come true. I wanted to experience the World Cup.

A speech delivered on behalf of President Mahama by the Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), Dr. Nii Moi Thompson, described effective urbanisation as critical to Ghana's economic growth, environmental sustainability and social inclusion.

Ghana defender Jonas Adjetey has revealed that he feared his World Cup dream was over following the sacking of head coach Otto Addo after conceding costly penalties in back-to-back friendlies.In a candid interview with Michael Oti Adjei, the Black Stars centre-back opened up about the anxious period and how he managed to overcome the setback."Yeah, I did [fear that I would miss the World Cup after Otto Addo was sacked] in the sense that I caused a penalty in Austria and then

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has confiscated smoked and salted (dried) fish processed under unhygienic conditions after a viral video exposed unsafe food handling practices.

Ghana defender Jonas Adjetey has described his maiden World Cup appearance as an "amazing" experience that taught him valuable lessons and elevated his profile on the global stage.In an interview with Michael Oti Adjei, the Black Stars centre-back reflected on the impact of representing Ghana at football's biggest tournament."It was amazing because this was my first World Cup, and I learnt a lot of lessons from this, and it's a platform that boosts my personality