Cape Coast Venomous Vipers have awarded dedicated supporter, late Mr Kwesi Tetteh, alias “Uncle Swedru”, a posthumous certificate of honour and citation for his commitment and meritorious service to the club.

The citation read, “A great supporter, dedicated servant of the club, a great trumpeter and cheer leader. Even when you were incapacitated and paralysed at the age of 85, you still made it to the club’s matches and preceded to the dressing room with the aid of your clutches to give the players pep-talks, the club is proud of you. Congratulations.” It was received by his son, Egya Andoh, on behalf of his father who passed on a few months ago.

He will be buried this weekend.

Presenting the certificate of honour to his son at the inauguration of the club’s Interim Management Committee (IMC) at the Oguaa Omanhen, Osabarima Kwesi Atta II’s palace, the chief patron called on all club faithful to be dedicated, disciplined, reliable and sacrifice for the club at

The Chief Patron of Cape Coast Venomous Vipers F/C, Osabarima Kwesi Atta II, Oguaa Omahen has announced a 12-member council of patrons and an 11-member board of directors to supervise the activities of the club.

The Ghana Football Association has agreed a two-year contract extension with Black Stars coach Kwesi Appiah.

Football fans will this afternoon have a unique opportunity to watch coach Kwasi Appiah’s provisional World Cup squad as they engage a local select side in a friendly match at the Accra Sports Stadium ahead of the national team’s departure tomorrow for The Netherlands to continue their preparation for next month’s FIFA World Cup.

Accam is confident of being one of the 23 players who will make the roster for the World Cup as Ghana kicked off preparations with non-resitential camping in Accra last Tuesday.

The Uruguay Football Association today issued a deeply pessimistic statement on Luis Suarez’s prospects of facing England in their group match at the World Cup next month.

With less than 24 hours to the start of the second Africa Youth Games (AYG), Ghana looks poised to make a huge impact in her debut appearance in Africa’s biggest youth meet.

Ghana’s Black Queens will do whatever it takes to qualify for this year’s African Women’s Championship to be held in Namibia, and this weekend, they face their most stern test.

Uncrowned league champions, Kumasi Asante Kotoko, are confronted with a huge challenge in their second title chase by city rivals King Faisal at the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday, days after wrapping up their 23rd premiership silverware at Bekwai.

The Managing Director of Activa International Insurance Company Limited, Mr Stephen Kyerematen, has suggested to the government to seriously consider using proceeds from the operations of the National Lotteries to fund the administration and development of sports in Ghana.

Germany- born Ghanaian left back, Jeffery Schlupp, says he is ready to play in any position for the Black Stars if he finally makes the 23-man squad for the World Cup in Brazil next month.

A former board member of Kumasi Asante Kotoko, Mr Moro Mahama, has described the death of Paul Victor Obeng as a big loss to Ghana football and the nation as a whole.

Adu Gyamfi Brobbey of the Royals Hockey Club in Kumasi scored a classic goal to move to the second spot with five goals in the Ashanti regional hockey goal king chart.

After several weeks of haggling and negotiations, Black Stars midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng, appears to have held sway over the collective will of the handlers of the Stars with the acceptance of his personal physiotherapist Hagen Stroh, by the technical team of Ghana for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

For the teeming Ghanaians who cannot afford the trip to Brazil, there would be nothing as soothing as seeing their Black Stars idols for the last time as they battle a select side in a friendly at the Accra Sports Stadium this afternoon.