The National Sports Authority (NSA) and the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) have renewed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at transforming Ghana’s sports landscape through professional collaboration in sports medicine, research, and facility usage.
The Dansoman Keep Fit Club has launched the sixth edition of the First National Bank Accra Marathon, announcing a return to the full 42.2-kilometer distance and a brand-new route that will showcase more of the capital on November 14, 2026.
Ghana’s national amputee football team, the Black Challenge, have been drawn alongside Angola, Colombia and Iraq in Group D of the 2026 WAFF Amputee Football World Cup.
The Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF) has begun a five-region awareness campaign aimed at introducing more schoolchildren to Taekwondo, with about 500 pupils from 10 private schools participating in the launch in Kumasi.
The campaign, being held under the theme “Promoting Taekwondo Awareness, Discipline, Fitness and Youth Development,” will cover the Ashanti, Northern, Upper West, Bono and Central regions.
Promotional and management syndicate, PKO Boxing will be represented by three fighters when boxing takes centre stage at the Odwira festival in Akropong on Saturday evening.
Joseph “The Humble” Commodore and Hamza “Tank Hand” Muhammad battle Sani Yiddna Kugbile respectively in the professional programme, while teenage boxer Rahman Lokko takes on Benjamin Ankrah in a juvenile exhibition.
All three fighters and and their respective opponents made the required limits at the pre-fight weigh-in on Friday morning at the Attoh Quarshie Gym in James Town, Accra.
Man City faced 115 charges of breaching the Premier League's financial rules. The club has always denied the allegations, but if the guilty verdicts are confirmed, it could face major penalties.
Premier League clubs are seeking legal advice about compensation after Manchester City were found guilty of the vast majority of 115 breaches of financial rules they had been accused of by the Premier League.
About 500 schoolchildren from 10 private schools in the Ashanti Region have taken part in the launch of a Ghana Taekwondo Federation campaign that will take the sport into schools and communities across five regions.
Ghanaian swimmer Ivan Christopher Snowden will depart Accra for Bahrain on Sunday to begin a World Aquatics (WA) scholarship programme combining high-performance swimming with university education.
The United States Embassy in Accra has completed a three-city girls’ football coaching initiative with ambitions to build a broader development pathway — but the shape and scale of the next phase will depend on feedback from coaches and identified grassroots needs.
The 10-day Sports Envoy programme, staged across Tamale, Kumasi and Accra, trained about 60 coaches and concluded at the McDan La Park in Accra on Wednesday, September 16, where 96 female student-athletes participated in the final session.
Ghanaian swimmer Ivan Christopher Snowden will depart Accra for Bahrain on Sunday to begin a historic World Aquatics scholarship programme combining high-performance swimming with university education.
Snowden was officially handed over to the World Aquatics programme by the Ghana Swimming Association (GSA) at the Ghana Olympic Committee headquarters in Accra on Thursday.
The 20-year-old will train at the World Aquatics Bahrain Centre of Excellence while pursuing a fully funded three-year programme at the University of Technology Bahrain (UTB).
Nine outstanding players were named NASCO Man of the Match winners for Matchweek Three of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League (GPL), following an action-packed weekend that produced 19 goals across nine matches.
Without his captain, chief creator and most explosive forward, Carlos Queiroz must find a way past Côte d’Ivoire in Bouaké tonight as Ghana begin the mission to return to the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) stripped of some of her most influential players, and confronted by an opponent with home advantage — and a coach who knows how to hurt the Black Stars.
For Africa's national teams, the first international break of the 2026-27 season represents far more than merely the opening qualifying exchanges for next year's Africa Cup of Nations.
Several of the continent's biggest nations find themselves at the start of a new cycle following the FIFA World Cup, while new head coaches will begin to stamp their identity on sides who, they hope, will be crowned African champions at Pamoja '27 in July.
Here are the big headlines, the talking points, and the subplots ahead of the international window.
Just eight months on from the final of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) - and with the world still waiting to find out the ultimate destination of the title - the road to the 2027 tournament begins in earnest.
The 48 sides still in contention will play two rounds of qualifying in this extended international window, which gets under way on Thursday.
