It has been a challenging week for Ghana football. First, there was a January 8 poor performance to forget as the Black Stars, ranked 61st in world football, laboured to a goalless draw against 115th-ranked Namibia in front of their home fans in a preparation match in Kumasi.

Crestfallen, Jose Mourinho departed Roma's training ground, Trigoria, for the last time with tears in his eyes and amid screams of 'we love you mister' from the fans who adored him and repeatedly sold out the stadium to support him.

Morocco coach Walid Regragui has expressed satisfaction after his side kicked off their TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a composed 3-0 win over Tanzania.

The Chairman of the Marketing and Sponsorship Sub-Committee for the upcoming 13th African Games, Yaw Sakyi Afari has issued a strong call to action for businesses across Ghana. 

Former Black Stars Welfare Committee chairman, Ambassador Ray Quarcoo, has expressed deep concern over the team's decline in recent years. He worries that once-mighty Ghana, a powerhouse both on the continent and globally, has lost its shine and appeal.

Rui Vitoria, the head coach of Egypt, has expressed admiration for the talent of Ghana's Mohammed Kudus. However, he stressed that the Pharaohs were prepared to face a team of quality players rather than focusing solely on an individual.

In anticipation of their crucial match against Ghana on Thursday, Egyptian goalkeeper Mohamed El-Shennawy has conveyed the team's desperation for a win, underscoring their commitment to contending for the Africa Cup of Nations title.

In the lead-up to a pivotal Group B clash against Ghana on Thursday, Egypt's coach Rui Vitoria has conveyed optimism, assuring a "different" approach following a turbulent start at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Black Stars forward Jordan Ayew has taken a swipe at those questioning the players' commitment to the national cause, asserting that the team is in Cote d’Ivoire with the sole aim of winning. 

Crystal Palace striker Jordan Ayew has called for restraint in the evaluation of the Black Stars' performance at the ongoing 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) until the team's journey in the tournament concludes. 

In the wake of a confrontation with a disgruntled supporter at the team's hotel in Abidjan, Ghana coach Chris Hughton asserted on Wednesday that his sole focus is on the upcoming critical Africa Cup of Nations clash against Egypt.

Ghana coach Chris Hughton faces a late call on the availability of star midfielder Mohammed Kudus for their critical AFCON match against Egypt on Thursday.

On January 13th, the 34th edition of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) commenced with a dazzling opening ceremony in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire. TECNO, the official sponsor, left an indelible mark on the event by orchestrating a breathtaking display of technology and art, featuring an unprecedented choreographed show of 1,000 luminous drones – a first for the African continent.

Global Innovative technology brand TECNO, as the official sponsor of the Africa Cup in Côte d'Ivoire, organized a star-studded charity match on the second day of the opening ceremony. 

The Ghana Supporters Union (GSU) has countered recent media reports alleging they were left stranded in Abidjan without stipends after being transported to support the Black Stars.