The Basketball Africa League has secured a major commercial boost ahead of its 2026 season after naming PUMA as its official outfitter under a new multi-year partnership.
The Centre of the World Golf Course witnessed a piece of history over the weekend as it played host to the inaugural Tema Ladies Open, a three-day festival of golf that drew a field of over one hundred competitors from across the nation.
Senegal’s football authorities have announced plans to challenge the decision to strip the country of its Africa Cup of Nations title, escalating the controversy to the Court of Arbitration for Sport following a dramatic ruling by the Confederation of African Football.
Morocco have been officially declared champions of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations following a dramatic decision by the Confederation of African Football Appeal Board to overturn the result of the final against Senegal.
Fifa appears to have ruled out moving Iran's matches at this summer's World Cup to Mexico from the United States.
The president of Iran's football federation had said negotiations were under way to move fixtures in order to ensure their players' safety.
Fifa has sanctioned the national football teams of Nigeria and DR Congo following disciplinary incidents during their 2026 World Cup continental play-off in November last year.
According to the disciplinary overview released by Fifa's judicial body, both the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and the DR Congo Football Association (Fecofa) were found guilty of separate breaches during the match.
Black Stars coach Otto Addo has named four debutants in his 26-man squad for this month’s international friendlies against Austria and Germany, as Ghana steps up preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
It was a glorious weekend for Ghanaian volleyball as home teams Ghana Army and Kalibi Volleyball Club delivered a historic double triumph at the 2026 CAVB Zone III Volleyball Club Championship.
The tournament concluded in spectacular fashion last Sunday at the Borteyman Sports Complex, with the local champions sweeping aside their Nigerian opponents in both the men’s and women’s finals.
When Pep Guardiola says he is “over the moon” with a player, the football world takes notice. When that player is Antoine Semenyo, a Ghanaian forward who has exploded into form at Manchester City, the significance extends far beyond the Etihad Stadium.
Semenyo’s remarkable impact since his January move from AFC Bournemouth has been one of the most compelling stories of the Premier League season.
In a matter of weeks, the 26-year-old has transformed from a promising attacker into a decisive figure in the attack of one of Europe’s most formidable clubs.
Pep Guardiola insisted the Premier League title race is not over despite a damaging 1-1 draw at West Ham that left Manchester City trailing nine points behind leaders Arsenal on Saturday.
City squandered the lead given to them by Bernardo Silva in the first half at the London Stadium as Konstantinos Mavropanos headed West Ham's equaliser before the interval.
Women’s football today thrills audiences with its speed, skill and tactical sophistication. Packed stadiums, televised matches and global stars now define the women’s game.
But long before the current generation captured the spotlight, some pioneers laid the foundation for the sport’s growth in Ghana — players whose sacrifices and achievements deserve renewed recognition.
One of those trailblazers is Kulu Yahaya Jawula, a former Black Queens defender whose journey from the bare football fields of Ashaiman to the corridors of corporate leadership in the United States reads like an inspiring playbook of resilience, discipline and ambition.
Rising Ghanaian boxer Joseph “Junior Bazooka” Antwi marked Ghana’s 69th Independence Day emphatically, delivering a first-round knockout victory over Felix Mankattah on a fight card promoted by SEM Promotions.
The bout, staged on the night of March 6 at the Cathedral Clinic in Accra, proved to be more than just another professional contest. Antwi turned the occasion into a tribute to the architect of Ghana’s independence, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah, blending sporting triumph with a powerful display of national pride.
Pep Guardiola says he is “over the moon” with Antoine Semenyo after the Ghana international’s blistering start at Manchester City earned him the Premier League Player of the Month award for February.
The 26-year-old forward has made an immediate impact since arriving from AFC Bournemouth in January, producing a run of performances that has electrified City’s attack and delighted his manager.
Local boxing rivals Seth Gyimah, popularly known as Freezy Macbones, and Jonathan “Worldwide” Tetteh will both step back into the ring for the first time this year when they headline separate bouts at Laboma Beach Resort in La, Accra, on Easter Sunday, April 5.
The pair, who squared off in a heated encounter last December, are widely expected to settle their rivalry in a much-anticipated rematch later this year.
The 2026 All Ghana Badminton Open Championships will take centre stage at the Borteyman Sports Complex in Accra from March 20 to 23, as the country’s finest shuttlers battle for supremacy in what promises to be a fiercely contested national showpiece.
A total of 101 players have registered for the tournament, according to the Ghana Badminton Association (BAG), with competitors set to battle across five divisions — Under-15, Under-19, Schools, Seniors and Veterans.
