Ghanaian international defender Solomon Adomako has donated food items and toiletries to the Hanukka Orphanage in Sunyani.

Dreams FC arrowhead, Agyenim Boateng Mensah emerged as the winner of this month’s NASCO Player of the Month award for January.

The second round of the betPawa Ghana Premier League continues unabated at all league centres this weekend with the matchday 18 fixtures, led by the top liner involving league leaders, Aduana FC, and Hearts of Oak, at the Accra Stadium on Sunday.

Hearts of Oak goalkeeper, Richmond Ayi and veteran goalkeeper, Joseph Addo, are among five goalkeepers who have been shortlisted for Goalkeeper of the Month award for January.

Ex-Black Stars midfielder, Michael Essien, received his badge as a UEFA A Licensed coach after he successfully completed the course.

Premier League side, Accra Great Olympics have ended their romance with head coach, Yaw Preko, less than a year after he took charge of the team as head coach.

After winning this year’s Accra Tennis Championship Under 9-14 category last Saturday, Whitney Orimoloye, aims to pursue tennis to the highest level and eventually play in the Grand Slam.

The nine-year-old pupil of the Ahtoo Montessori School at Caprice in Accra told the Daily Graphic in an interview yesterday she wants to be one of the few tennis players from Africa to win the major international competition.

Accordingly, the young talented player had begun working hard towards her future goals by training constantly with the hope of making it to the Grand Slam one day.

Whitney, who was born to Nigerian parents in Ghana and started playing the game at age one, said she always looked up to Serena Williams and hoped to become a great player just like the American tennis star one day.

This is the fourth time Whitney has participated in the competition, with her previous outings ending at the quarter-final stage.

She admitted that hard work and d

Black Stars assistant coach, Mas-Ud Didi Dramani, has described the new technical direction of the senior national team as a deliberate effort to ensure consistency in team building.

Nine days after the earthquake in Türkiye and Syria, the Ghanaian international footballer Christian Atsu has still not been found.

The Minister for Youth and Sports, Mustapha Ussif, has said the government of President Nana Akufo-Addo, has made unprecedented investment in sports infrastructure development, contrary to claims in a section of the sports media that the government has not made enough investment in sports facilities.

National Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate hopeful Mr Kojo Bonsu is sympathizing with Christian Atsu and his family following the earthquake in Turkey on Monday, February 6, 2023.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has appointed Chris Hughton as the new head coach of the Black Stars.

The Ghana Tug of War Association (GTOWA) is the latest Sporting Discipline to receive its probational recognition as a national sports association from the National Sports Authority.

The Ghanaian football player Christian Atsu has been pulled out alive from the Turkiye earthquake rubble after 26hours of being trapped.

Former Black Stars skipper, Asamoah Gyan, is praying that rescues could locate Christian Atsu following Monday's earthquake that hit Turkiye and Syria.