Head Coach of Kpando Heart of Lions, Bashir Hayford, says he is focused on improving his side’s finishing as they look to rediscover their scoring touch in the ongoing Ghana Premier League.

The Lions have gone two matches without finding the back of the net — a situation that has worried fans — but the experienced tactician remains calm and confident of a turnaround.

Ghana’s women’s national table tennis team, the Black Loopers, have made history by booking their place at the 2026 ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships in London.

The Ghanaian ladies sealed qualification in thrilling fashion with a 3–2 comeback victory over Angola last Friday at the ITTF-Africa Championships in Tunis, Tunisia, which also served as the continental qualifier for next year’s centenary World Championships.

Police Ladies capped a remarkable season with a commanding 2-0 victory over Faith Ladies to lift the 2025 Women’s Champion of Champions title at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence at Prampram last Saturday.

The much-anticipated showdown between the 2024/25 Malta Guinness Women’s Premier League champions and the Women’s FA Cup holders lived up to its billing, serving up an entertaining contest brimming with intensity, tactical discipline, and flashes of brilliance.

Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB) have been crowned champions of the 2025 Ghana Association of Banks (GAB) Bankers Football League after edging Universal Merchant Bank (UMB) in a thrilling title race that went down to the final matchday.

Ange Postecoglou has been sacked by Nottingham Forest following the side's 3-0 defeat by Chelsea at the City Ground.

Former Ghana international David Accam has described the Mansour Group’s plan to build a new Right to Dream (RTD) Academy near Accra as a “game-changer”, saying the project will transform opportunities for young Ghanaians both on and off the field.

The striking department of Accra Hearts of Oak will once again come under scrutiny when they travel to Golden City Park at Berekum to face Berekum Chelsea in a crucial Ghana Premier League encounter tomorrow.

After five matches into the season, Coach Mas-Ud Didi Dramani’s men have struggled to find the back of the net, scoring only two goals so far — despite maintaining an impressive defensive record of not conceding any goals.

This poor conversion rate underscores the Phobians’ continued struggles in attack, even after the club’s heavy investment in signing forwards Frank Abora Duku from Vision FC and Prince Kwabena Owusu from Bibiani Gold Stars. 

The impressive performance of Ghana’s senior female team, the Black Queens at the 2024 Women’s African Cup of Nations (WAFCON), has earned them multiple nominations in the CAF Awards.

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Team Ghana is firmly in action at the ongoing African Table Tennis Championships in Radès, Tunisia, and attention now turns to the women’s team event, where crucial group-stage clashes await.

The Ghanaian ladies will open their group campaign against the defending champions, Egypt, on Thursday, October 16, at the Salle Multidisciplinaire Radès, before facing Angola at a later time.

Ghana Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Björkegren has named a 24-player squad for the upcoming 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifier against Egypt.

This marks the Black Queens’ first assembly since securing bronze at the 2024 WAFCON in Morocco.

The squad features 22 players from the previous call-up, with the addition of two former Black Princesses stars — Helen Alormenu and Sharon Sampson.

Former Black Stars midfielder Michael Essien has lauded the Mansour Group’s decision to fund a new world-class Right to Dream (RTD) Academy near Accra, describing it as a landmark investment in Ghana’s next generation of footballers and leaders.

The Africa Basketball Festival (ABF) is set to celebrate its fifth anniversary this December with a spectacular five-day event combining basketball, fashion, and music in a grand showcase of African talent and creativity.

Ghana’s national football team, the Black Stars, have advanced two places in the latest FIFA World Ranking, continuing their positive trajectory under coach Otto Addo. The team now sits 73rd in the global standings.

Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has urged injured striker Inaki Williams to better adapt to the team’s dynamics as Ghana prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Athletic Bilbao forward missed Ghana’s final two qualifiers against the Central African Republic and Comoros due to injury.

Since completing his nationality switch to Ghana in 2022, Williams has managed just two goals in 25 appearances for the national team—far below expectations for a player of his caliber.