The National Sports College in Winneba has successfully concluded its four-day Sports Management and Administration Certificate Course, held from September 22 to 25, 2025.
Captain Agyei Duah was the hero of the night as the Ashanti Region wrote their names into the history books, defeating Western Region 2-1 to lift the KGL U-17 Regional Championship title at the McDan Sports Complex in Teshie last Saturday.
The victory makes Ashanti Region the first team to win the competition twice, adding to their maiden triumph in 2023.
Duah struck twice in a dazzling first-half display to hand Ashanti a commanding two-goal cushion in the 2025 final.
Accra Hearts of Oak midfielder Enoch Asubonteng has urged fans and pundits to be patient with their expectations, stressing that it was far too early to talk about winning the Ghana Premier League title after just four games into the season.
The young attacker was the standout performer in Hearts’ recent clash against Eleven Wonders, where he not only scored his first goal of the season but also walked away with the Man of the Match award.
Ghana’s Olympic hero Samuel Takyi is bracing for the biggest test of his professional career as he squares off with Nigeria’s teenage knockout sensation Fatiu Ijomoni for the WBO Youth Lightweight title in Lagos this Wednesday, October 1.
For Takyi, 24, it is more than a chance to capture his first professional belt. The bout at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena on Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day anniversary represents a golden platform to showcase his rapid development since relocating to the United Kingdom in June.
Asante Kotoko kept Ghana’s flag flying on the continent with a gritty 1-0 win over Nigeria’s Kwara United in Abeokuta yesterday, sealing a 5-3 aggregate triumph to advance in the CAF Confederation Cup.
But while the Porcupine Warriors celebrated progress, Bibiani Gold Stars endured a nightmare in Algeria, crashing out of the CAF Champions League after a chastening 5-0 defeat to JS Kabylie at the Hocine Aït Ahmed Stadium.
Ghana’s boxing fraternity has hit back fiercely at the National Sports Authority (NSA) and the Ministry of Youth and Sports, rejecting both the temporary ban on the sport and the planned inauguration of a Normalisation Committee to steer the affairs of the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA).
The Committee for Professional Boxing Stakeholders (CPBS) convened an emergency meeting at The Gym Boxing & Fitness Centre yesterday to deliberate on the crisis.
Dozens of Prudential Bank staff laced up their trainers for a spirited two-hour health walk through some of the city’s busiest streets last Saturday morning, sending a powerful message about wellness, teamwork and the importance of healthy lifestyles.
Gathering as early as 7 a.m. at the bank’s head office in Kanda, the staff—decked out in branded Prudential Bank T-shirts emblazoned with bold slogans such as “Do it your way” and “Manage your money anytime, anywhere”—hit the Ring Road East at 7:57 a.m. sharp.
Kpando Heart of Lions surged to the summit of the Ghana Premier League after edging out Bechem United 1-0 in a tense clash at the Kpando Stadium yesterday.
Michael Ephson emerged as the match-winner, striking decisively in the 59th minute to hand Coach Bashir Hayford’s men their third straight victory of the campaign.
Ghana’s most decorated boxing warrior, Azumah Nelson, has stepped into the ring once more, this time teaming up with revered administrator, Samir Captan, to spearhead the boldest reform mission in the sport.
Celebrated promoter, Mr Captain, makes a sensational return to the helm as chairman of a newly formed Boxing Normalisation Committee with the legendary three-time world champion as Special Technical Advisor to the formidable eight-member team of professionals of diverse backgrounds.
A stunning low gross round of 71 from Rickie Hurtubise provided the standout performance at the Bok Nam Kim Golf Club's President’s Putter Invitational Tournament, held on Saturday, September 27, 2025, in Accra. The event was a celebratory send-off for the club’s outgoing President, Air Commander K.K. Pumpuni.
In the sweltering heat of McDan Park and the vibrant turf of St. Thomas, the Ghana Association of Banks (GAB) Bankers Football League served up a weekend of nail-biting draws and emphatic triumphs on September 27, underscoring why this corporate showdown remains one of Accra's most fiercely contested spectacles.
The University for Development Studies (UDS) in Ghana is the 2025 FISU Universities World Football Tournament champions.
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim said he is not concerned about his job at the end of another day when a previous step forward was followed by another one back.
The optimism generated by the victory over Chelsea seven days ago was lost in a 3-1 defeat at Brentford that keeps United firmly in the bottom half of the Premier League.
Bruno Fernandes had a penalty saved as Manchester United fell to a 3-1 defeat at Brentford to put the spotlight back on Ruben Amorim as his search for back-to-back league wins continues.
United were 2-1 down as Fernandes waited more than four minutes to take his second-half spot-kick which was eventually saved by Caoimhin Kelleher after VAR checked if Nathan Collins should have been sent off for denying Bryan Mbeumo a goalscoring opportunity.
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