Coach Abdul-Karim Zito made a dream start to his tenure at Asante Kotoko, guiding the Porcupine Warriors to a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Aduana FC at the Baba Yara Stadium yesterday.
Kwame Poku’s decisive 26th-minute strike secured all three points for Kotoko, reviving their title ambitions with just five matches remaining in the season.
Ghana once again etched her name in the annals of African youth football as the national U-15 girls’ team clinched the title at this year’s CAF Africa Schools Football Championship.
The President of the Ghana Karate Federation (GKF), Mr. Nathaniel Johnson, has been elected to the Executive Board of the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC), a move hailed by the federation as a major boost for martial arts and sports development in Ghana.
Liverpool were crowned Premier League champions in style - and drew level with Manchester United on 20 titles - as Tottenham Hotspur were demolished on a day of wild celebrations and emotion at Anfield.
Veteran sports administrator Mr. Richard Kofi Akpokavie has been elected as the new President of the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) and the Commonwealth Games Federation Ghana.
The Ghana Premier League returns this weekend with blockbuster showdowns that could shape both ends of the table.
In the spotlight, tomorrow is a tricky clash between Kumasi Asante Kotoko and Aduana FC at the Baba Yara Stadium—an encounter set to test the mettle of newly appointed interim boss Abdul-Karim Zito in his managerial homecoming.
In a vibrant display of skill, camaraderie, and sporting spirit, the University of Ghana, Legon, Table Tennis team locked rackets with the Veterans Table Tennis Association (VTTAG) in an electrifying competition at the University of Ghana Sports Gymnasium in Accra yesterday.
The event, held to commemorate World Table Tennis Day, brought together players of all ages under the theme, “Table Tennis: The Best Holistic Health Sport for All Ages,” transforming the gymnasium into a hub of energy and enthusiasm.
The Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddi Adams, has assured Ghanaians that his ministry will uphold transparency in the management of funds allocated for the Black Stars and other national teams, pledging that future budgets will be published ahead of matches.
Former Ghana captain and football icon Abedi Ayew Pele has reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the national football agenda, following a closed-door meeting with the Minister of Youth and Sports, Kofi Iddi Adams, today in Accra.
Ghanaian para-athlete Zinabu Issah has won gold at the 2025 Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan International Para Athletics Meeting in Marrakech, Morocco.
It was the first gold for Ghana in the event as Zinabu threw 29.25 metres in the F57 women’s discus event.
The winner of this year's annual Millennium Marathon, scheduled for September 6, will pocket a mouthwatering GH¢75,000 for both men and women categories.
Additionally, runners-up of both divisions will also pocket a cool GH¢50,000, while 2nd runner-ups are assured GH¢30,000.
The incumbent Secretary General of the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC), Mohammed Sahnoon, has made an impassioned appeal to delegates to retain him at the helm when the Olympic movement goes to the polls to elect a new executive board, championing his experience, steady leadership, and vision for the future of Ghanaian sports.
The respected sports administrator and President of the Ghana Cycling Federation laid out a compelling case for continuity, citing tangible achievements under his watch and outlining bold plans to elevate every Olympic discipline in the country.
The Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) heads into a decisive elective congress on April 26 at the Accra International Conference Centre, with two influential and passionate sports administrators poised to battle for the soul—and future—of the nation’s Olympic movement, with the success of Ghana’s Olympic ambitions at stake.
With incumbent GOC President Ben Nunoo Mensah stepping aside after eight years in charge, the contest to succeed him is rich in ambition and vision. In one corner is Mike Aggrey, an affable and soft-spoken champion of grassroots development with a deep connection to athletes.
Holy Dorgbetor delivered a stirring performance to lift Ghana’s flag high at the inaugural WBC Boxing Grand Prix in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – but his triumph was the only high point on an otherwise bruising night for the country’s boxing contingent.
Making his debut on the international stage, the 25-year-old from Mepe proved his mettle with a razor-thin split decision win over Ukraine’s unbeaten Oleksandr Solomennikov in the Round of 32 featherweight contest last Thursday – a fierce battle between two undefeated warriors.
Ghana’s U-15 boys’ team made a confident start to their 2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship campaign by securing a 2-0 victory over Uganda on Wednesday at the University of Ghana Stadium, Legon.
It was double joy for the hosts as Ghana’s U-15 girls’ team kicked off their campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Morocco yesterday through midfielder Jennifer Awuku’s second-half strike to secure all three points for the Ghanaians in a clash played over two 20-minute halves.
