A major new wellness initiative has taken centre stage in Accra, with Accra Financial Centre, Stanbic Heights and the Standard Chartered Building jointly hosting the inaugural Corporate in Motion event.
Ghana’s leading professional golfer, Vincent Torgah, underlined his supremacy on the local circuit by winning the 2025 Genser PGA Championship at the Royal Golf Club in Kumasi.
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the development of golf in Ghana, describing the sport as a powerful avenue for tourism, wellness and economic advancement.
The Centre of the World Golf Club in Tema was the focal point of national attention at the weekend as golfers from across Ghana converged to celebrate the Golden Jubilee Swing held in honour of Mona Captan, widely regarded as the country’s most accomplished female golfer.
Former WBO Interim Light-heavyweight champion Joshua Buatsi has issued a call for a comprehensive overhaul of Ghana’s boxing ecosystem, insisting that only sustained, large-scale investment in the amateur ranks could restore the nation’s fading global influence and produce its next generation of world champions.
In an interview with the Graphic Sports during a recent visit to Ghana, the 32-year-old Briton of Ghanaian heritage (the boxer proudly traces his roots to the Volta Region) contrasted the well-funded, structured amateur pathway that shaped his rise in the United Kingdom with the chronically under-resourced system that continued to hold back Ghana’s vast reservoir of talent.
A Chelsea employee has pleaded guilty to defrauding the football club out of more than £200,000.
The Canadian High Commissioner to Ghana, Myriam Monrat, has urged individuals planning to travel to Canada for the 2026 FIFA World Cup to submit their visa applications as early as possible.
Canada will co-host the tournament next year alongside the United States and Mexico, marking the first World Cup in history to feature 48 participating nations.
Speaking on preparations for the global event, the High Commissioner noted that Canada is coordinating closely with its co-hosts to ensure a seamless experience for visitors.
The MTN FA Cup bursts back into action this week with an exciting set of Round of 64 fixtures, headlined by defending champions Asante Kotoko, who begin their title defence next Wednesday against ambitious second-tier side Future Stars.
On the same day, 11-time winners Hearts of Oak also enter the fray as they take on lower-tier opposition True Life FC.
The 2025 Genser PGA Championship has teed off at the Royal Golf Club in Kumasi, bringing together 75 professional golfers from Ghana and across the sub-region for the final and most anticipated event on the PGA Ghana calendar.
The 2025 MTN Savanna Fest Health Walk recorded impressive turnout on the streets of Tamale as hundreds of residents, youth groups, fitness enthusiasts, and MTN staff joined the procession to promote wellness, fitness, and community unity ahead of this year’s festival.
The walk, which followed the route Jubilee Park through Agric Traffic Light, Vodafone Lane, Taxis Rank to Jubilee Park, formed a major highlight of MTN Ghana’s broader Savanna Fest celebration.
The Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) brought energy and visibility to the first-ever UK/Ghana Sports Day held at the Accra Sports Stadium on Tuesday, 25 November 2025.
The joint Ghana–UK initiative showcased more than twenty sporting disciplines and attracted hundreds of spectators, athletes, and officials—offering a rare opportunity to witness a wide spectrum of Ghana’s sporting talent on one platform.
For the GRFU, the event represented not only participation but also a significant step toward expanding visibility, strengthening collaboration, and renewing momentum for the sport’s development nationwide.
Former Ghana national team coach Chris Hughton believes Tottenham Hotspur pulled off a fantastic move by signing Mohammed Kudus during the summer transfer window.
The Spurs brought in seven players this summer, with varying degrees of impact. But Kudus has clearly been the standout in terms of adapting to his new environment.
Ghana is once again staring at a familiar, uncomfortable truth: we build impressive sports facilities, bask in the initial glory, and then abandon them to decay.
The nation’s chronic failure to maintain its sports infrastructure has once again been laid bare, this time at Essipon.
The Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddie Adams, has sounded the loudest alarm yet, describing the Sekondi Stadium as a “national asset on the brink of collapse”.
French-Ghanaian defender, Bénédicte Simon, is on the brink of making her maiden international appearance for Ghana after earning a debut call-up for the Black Queens’ high-profile friendly against England in Southampton on December 5.
The President of the Ghana Football Association, Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, has launched an insurance policy for referees, describing it as a major step forward in welfare, protection and professional support for match officials across the country’s domestic leagues.
