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 GFA announces one-week competitions break for general elections
GFA announces one-week competitions break for general elections
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GFA announces dates to break 2024/25 league season for general elections

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced a one-week break for all its competitions in December.

In a statement released on Wednesday, November 27, the GFA said the decision was made to allow participants to exercise their civic responsibility during the national General Elections scheduled for December 7, 2024.

32 tee-off at 11th Genser PGA Championship
32 tee-off at 11th Genser PGA Championship
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32 tee-off at 11th Genser PGA Championship

The 11th edition of the Genser Professional Golfers Association (PGA) Championship has officially commenced today at the Celebrity Golf Club in Sakumono, Accra, promising thrilling competition over the next four days.  

Ghana Premier League: NASCO Man of the Match winners for match week 12
Ghana Premier League: NASCO Man of the Match winners for match week 12
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Ghana Premier League: NASCO Man of the Match winners for match week 12

The Ghana Premier League continued to excite fans as Match Week 12 wrapped up over the weekend with remarkable performances across the country. As customary, NASCO rewarded the outstanding players from each game with the prestigious Man of the Match award.

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Boxing's night of shame at Bukom Boxing Arena

What was supposed to be a thrilling night of boxing at the Bukom Boxing Arena last saturday descended into utter chaos and disgrace, leaving Ghanaian boxing in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

Three national titles were on the line, but the event spiralled into pandemonium as the muchanticipated headline clash between Jacob Dickson and Haruna Mohammed fell apart over a contract dispute.

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Theo Allotey stops Aryeetey to win national title

Theophilus Kpakpo Allotey was crowned the new national Super Flyweight Champion of Ghana, following a resounding seventh-round technical knock out (TKo) victory over isaac Aryeetey last Saturday night at the Bukom Boxing Arena in Accra.

Young Allotey, alias Theo Lopez, who won bronze with the national boxing team, Black Bombers, during the 2023 African Games, only took had his first professional fight on July 20 when he overcame fellow debutant Izak Adu-Mantey in four rounds.

Barely four months later, he has become the first boxer to win the national championship after dominating Aryeetey. 

Thousands expected to participate in 2024 Ghana Covenant Prayer Walk for peaceful elections

A massive prayer walk, dubbed the Ghana Covenant for Peaceful Election 2024, will take place in the Ketu South Municipality of the Volta Region on Saturday, November 30, 2024. This initiative, organised by the Duamenefa Foundation, aims to promote peace ahead of Ghana's upcoming general elections.

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What Mike Tyson's children do for a living

Legendary boxer Mike Tyson's children have pursued diverse careers, ranging from music and fashion to photography and sports, showcasing their individual talents.

Tyson, 58, has seven biological children and one adopted child from three marriages and other relationships. Despite his US$30 million fortune, the former heavyweight champion has affirmed that he would not provide financial handouts to his children and instead encouraged them to make a living on their own.

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US Olympic champion Simone Biles announces new career move

On Wednesday night, United States star gymnast Simone Biles appeared at the Country Music Awards.

She turned heads with a new look and later announced the finalists for one of the awards. It was the first of two TV appearances in less than a week.

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VIDEO: Stephen Appiah credits Mohammed Gargo for pivotal role in career breakthrough

Former Ghanaian football captain Stephen Appiah has revealed the instrumental role his compatriot Mohammed Gargo played in launching his professional career in Italy.

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Complete list of 24 countries qualified for the 2025 AFCON

The lineup for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) is now complete, with Mozambique securing the final spot after a 2-1 victory over Guinea-Bissau.

Scheduled to begin in December 2025, the tournament will be hosted by Morocco, who automatically qualify as the host nation.

This edition of AFCON promises to be an exciting mix of traditional football powerhouses and emerging teams, all eager to make their mark on the continent’s premier football stage.

Banda voted BBC Women's Footballer of the Year

Zambia and Orlando Pride forward Barbra Banda has been voted BBC Women's Footballer of the Year.

She received the most votes from readers of the BBC Sport website after a five-player shortlist was announced last month.

The shortlist - based on performances from September 2023 to August 2024 - was selected by a large panel of experts involved in football around the world, including coaches, players, administrators and non-BBC journalists.

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Ghana urged to adopt the Right to Dream sports-education model at 25th anniversary celebration

Ghana should embrace the Right to Dream Academy’s unique model of combining sports and education to harness the nation’s abundant youth talent, Dr. Austin Luguterah, Director of the Sports and Wellness Directorate at the University of Ghana, has said. 

GFA reschedules Ghana football retreat
GFA reschedules Ghana football retreat
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GFA reschedules Ghana football retreat

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced a postponement of the Ghana Football Retreat, which was initially slated for November 28, 2024, at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence.  

Rennes’ Alidu Seidu faces extended layoff after serious knee injury  
Rennes’ Alidu Seidu faces extended layoff after serious knee injury  
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Rennes’ Alidu Seidu faces extended layoff after serious knee injury  

Rennes and Ghana defender Alidu Seidu has been dealt a significant setback after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during a Ligue 1 match against Lille.

Young Ghanaian referees excel at WAFU Schools Championship

Ghana Football association’s ‘Catch Them Young’ referees, Angelious Akurugu Adongo and Nafizah Jenenuba Dauchebile, impressed in the WAFU B African Schools Football Championship after being handed roles in the Boys' final.

Angelious Akurugu Adongo was handed the role of Centre Referee for the final match involving Cote d'Ivoire and Benin while Nafizah Jenenuba Dauchebile served as the Fourth official.

The two young officials distinguished themselves during the group stage and the semi-finals and ultimately handed the responsibility to officiate the final at the FeNIFooT Technical Centre, last Saturday.

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