Ghana is set to host the International Cricket Council (ICC) Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Sub Regional Qualifier B tournament from March 24 to 29, 2026.
The tournament will feature six teams, including Ghana, Malawi, St. Helena, Eswatini, Seychelles, and Tanzania competing for the ultimate prize.
The 2026 University of Ghana Corporate Football League was officially launched on Tuesday, February 3, with organisers promising a sharper, more competitive tournament as corporate institutions prepare for another season of organised football at the University of Ghana Stadium.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino said he wants Russia's four-year ban from international tournaments lifted because it had "achieved nothing".
GHANA’s women Under-20 side, the Black Princesses, will on Sunday host South Africa in the third round of the 2026 Women’s World Cup (WWC) qualifier at the Accra Stadium.
The Black Princesses will host the first leg of this crucial qualifier, aiming to advance to the fourth and final round and secure their eighth consecutive Women’s World Cup appearance, which will be held in Poland.
President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive growth, strong governance and sustainable football development following a high-level strategic engagement with the leadership of the Upper West Regional Football Association (RFA).
The meeting, which formed part of his first official visit to the region, was held with the regional executive body led by Chairman Alhaji Sadugu Yahaya.
Asante Kotoko Sporting Club has commemorated the first anniversary of the tragic death of devoted supporter Francis Yaw Frimpong, popularly known as Nana Pooley, who lost his life at Nsoatreman, where he had gone to watch a Premier League match between his club and now-defunct Nsoatreman FC.
In a statement to mark the tragic incident, the club described the incident as a senseless act of hooliganism that cut short the life of a passionate fan whose only crime was his love for the beautiful game.
Kotoko stressed that Pooley was more than just a supporter — he was a symbol of the joy, energy and unity that football is meant to inspire.
Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club has named seasoned football administrator Julius Ben Emunah as its new Managing Director, ushering in a fresh leadership phase as the club positions itself for stronger administrative efficiency and on-field competitiveness.
VfL Wolfsburg have bolstered their defensive options with the signing of Ghana international centre-back Jonas Adjetey from Swiss side FC Basel, completing another key piece of business as the Bundesliga club reshapes its backline.
Senegalese international goalkeeper Edouard Mendy has partnered Afrikicks to fund the construction of three water wells, providing clean and sustainable drinking water to a mosque, a village and a school community in a targeted humanitarian effort aimed at easing persistent water challenges.
The Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddie Adams, is expected to officially launch the 2026 University of Ghana Corporate Football League at a press event scheduled for Tuesday, February 3, 2026, at the VIP Lounge of the University of Ghana Stadium.
Nine players were rewarded for standout performances across the country as NASCO Man of the Match honours were handed out in Week 21 of the Ghana Premier League.
Former African champion and three-time World Championships participant, Esther Lamptey, has commended the Black Loopers for qualifying for this year’s World Table Tennis Championships Finals in London, describing the achievement as a positive step for women’s table tennis in Ghana.
Reacting to the qualification, Lamptey expressed pride in the team’s progress and attributed the success to strong leadership within the association.
“I feel great and proud to see the female team climbing the ladder of success to reach this achievement. This is because we have a good leader and I would like to take this opportunity to say a very big thank you to the Executives of the Ghana Table Tennis Association for putting in such hard work for table tennis in Ghana, Africa, and the world, Esther Lamptey said.
Ghana will head into the World Table Tennis Championships in April with confidence and determination, ready to test its strength against some of the world’s finest.
Drawn into a challenging group, the national team views the competition not as a hurdle, but as an opportunity to showcase its growth, discipline, and ambition on the global stage.
Preparations have been intense, with the players committed to representing the nation with pride and purpose.
For far too long, Ghana’s sports landscape has run on imbalance, improvisation and survival instinct rather than strategy.
Football—especially the Black Stars—has soaked up attention, emotion and funding, while more than 50 other recognised sports federations have been left to scramble for scraps, surviving on irregular budget releases, goodwill donations and the occasional foreign grant.
Talent has been wasted, infrastructure neglected and athletes abandoned at their most critical moments.
Handlers of Ghana’s national amateur boxing team, the Black Bombers, have been left highly encouraged by the depth of talent on display at the 2026 National Individual Amateur Boxing Championships, held over the weekend in Accra.
With boxing royalty in attendance, including three-time world champion Azumah Nelson and ex-world IBF welterweight titlist Joshua Clottey, the Ga-Mashie Hall inside the Bukom
Boxing Arena crackled with intensity as young fighters traded leather with grit, pride and ambition.
