The Attram Divise Academy has secured a two-year partnership deal with Dutch football agency, Forza Football Association, to develop Ghanaian football talents

HerbalLife, a nutrition sponsor of former league champions, Kumasi Asante Kotoko, has presented 120 pieces of sweat jerseys, bibs, branded bags, cons and products to the club as part of the two-year sponsorship agreement signed last year.

One of the country’s leading financial companies,CDH Financial Holdings  last Friday joined the number of sponsors for the 41st MTN SWAG Awards when it presented a cheque for GH¢30,000 to the SWAG to sponsor its  awards.

Ghanaian boxers, Bastie Samir and Issah samir have announced a five-year promotional deal with golden boy promotions, owned by former world champion Oscar De La Hoya.

The two undefeated brothers speaking last Thursday at a press conference held at the Wisdom boxing Gym at Palladium, Accra, stressed that the deal would help them to win world titles.

Controversial football administrator,  Jonathan Abbey Pobee,  has stirred another controversy by chastising the Ghana Football Association(GFA) for delaying in sanctioning Accra Hearts of Oak for the rowdy scenes at the Accra Sports Stadium during their league game against Wa All Stars.

Kumasi Asante Kotoko’s resurgence under caretaker coach Michael Osei was given another shot in the arm after the Porcupine Warriors defeated Inter Allies 1-0 yesterday to move up to the third position on the league log. Kotoko are now just two points off Premier League leaders and arch-rivals, Accra Hearts of Oak, who played a 1-1 draw away to second-placed Aduana Stars.

The management of Supabets Ghana Limited, a licensed betting company in Kumasi, has proposed a 35 per cent payment of each winning ticket to its customers who were unable to redeem their winning tickets last week due to a mistake in the odds.

Accra Hearts of Oak will seek to maintain their fine away performance when they visit the dreaded Nana Agyeman Badu Park at Dormaa-Ahenkro to play against in-form Aduana  Stars in their week 13 Premier League match.

The National Peace Ambassador, Stephen Appiah, last Thursday commenced a "Peace and Unity Tour" as part of activities leading towards the Vodafone Unity Match 2016. He called on the Paramount Chief of Osu, Nii Okwei Kinka Dowuona VI.

AshantiGold SC headcoach, Bashiru Hayford, has threatened to sue some radio stations and their sports presenters for  defaming him in their programmes.

The under fire gaffer of the defending league champions, who recently put in a request to take his accumulated leave, said at the right time, those who made defamatory  remarks about his work at AshantiGold will meet him in court.

The Managing Director of Semereka Limited, Mr Joseph Yaw Appiah, the local representative of Mitre Sports International, has been invited for a four-day conference to be held at Waterton Park Hotel, Walton Wakefield, near Manchester, in the United Kingdom.

Communication giants MTN-Ghana have released an amount of GH¢40,000 to the Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG) as sponsorship for the 41st MTN-SWAG Awards which will be held later this year.

This was announced last Wednesday by the Corporate Services Executive of MTN, Madam Cynthia Lumor, at the launch of the awards which seeks to reward excellence in sports in the country at the newly-constructed head office of MTN at Ridge. 

Dreams FC’s  David “Smallboy” Korbah has parted ways with the club after a seven-month stint with the Dawu-based side.

The former Kumasi Asante Kotoko player, who joined the Premier League debutants this season could not command a regular place in the team, making just one appearance in the 11-week-old competition.

In-form Aduana Stars, led in attack by predatory striker Yahaya Mohammed, will seek to maintain their winning form at home in a bold attempt to knock  Accra Hearts of Oak off their perch when the two sides clash at Dormaa-Ahenkro in the weekend’s Premier League top fixture.

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