Ghana Football Association (GFA) vice-president, Mr George Afriyie, and Deputy Chief of Staff at the Presidency, Mr Francis Assenso, have been appointed as co-chairmen of the Local Organising Committee (LOC) for the 2017 West Africa Football Union (WAFU) tournament to be hosted by Ghana.
Kwadwo Asamoah won a third successive Coppa Italia title after Juventus defeated Lazio 2-0 on Wednesday.
The Ghana international was an unused substitute for Juventus who strolled to victory courtesy goals by Dani Alves and Leonardo Bonucci.
Ghana became the first team to qualify for the semi-final at the Total U-17 African Cup of Nations Gabon 2017 after securing a 5- 0 win against hosts Gabon at the Stade de Port Gentil.
In-form striker and captain, Eric Ayiah and midfielder Emmanuel Toku scored a brace each while second-half substitute Patmos Arhin added the other goal for Black Starlets' second win in as many matches in Group A following Sunday’s 4-0 win against Cameroon.
Sanford World Clinics, sponsors of the women’s FA Cup competition in Ghana, has increased this sponsorship money for this season’s competition from GH¢200,000 to GH¢225,000.
Suspended Black Stars player, Kevin-Prince Boateng may have a career as an entertainer when he retires after he uploaded a video of himself singing along to Michael Jackson's hit song "Wanna Be Starting Something".
The video which Boateng shared on his Instagram page shows him singing along to the song while on a drive with a friend.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of GEODRILL Ghana Limited, Dave Harper, has promised to offer Ghanaian athletes who win gold at next year’s Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia a $10,000 prize.
Ghana has won a total of 57 medals since the inception of the Games in 1930, 15 out of which have been gold, with the last being the golds which were won by Ignisious Gaisah and Majeti Fetrie at the Melbourne Games in 2006.
Ghana’s Black Starlets are a win away from making the semi-finals of the ongoing Africa U-17 Cup of Nations when they lock horns with hosts Gabon at the Stade de Port-Gentil later today.
After thrashing giants Cameroun 4-0 in their opening game last Sunday, the Starlets will automatically qualify for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be staged in India in October if they beat Gabon.
Newly-appointed Black Stars coach, Kwasi Appiah, is bent on leaving a rich legacy by building a formidable team that can last for the next decade.
To ensure that, he intends to create competition in the team as the first step towards reviving the fortunes of the Black Stars.
Former Black Stars skipper, Stephen ‘Tornado’ Appiah, has been given a new role as the Technical Coordinator of the senior national team with a long-term view to grooming him into an expert for the nation.
The new portfolio, according to new Stars coach, Kwasi Appiah, is to empower the former Hearts of Oak and Juventus midfielder to become a great help to the nation in the near future.
Kwasi Appiah has been officially unveiled as the head coach of the senior national team, the Black Stars after he began his two-year stint on May 1 earlier this month.
As widely speculated, Appiah has made some changes to the technical staff of the team with former internationals, Ibrahim Tanko, Stephen Appiah and Richard Kingson joining the backroom staff.
Former Ghana international, Maxwell Konadu has been demoted in the coaching set-up under new Black Stars coach James Kwasi Appiah.
The long-term assistant coach of the Black Stars is now the 2nd Assistant Coach of the team as his previous post has been handed to former Cameroon assistant coach, Ibrahim Tanko.
StarTimes, the media rights holder for the Ghana Premier League, has agreed to give free decoder kits and two months subscription for the winners of this year’s Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG) awards to be held on May 27.
Ghanaian winger David Accam has been named in the Major League Soccer (MLS) team of the week.
Accam, 26, was included in the team after registering a goal for Chicago Fire in the 4-1 mauling of Seattle Sounders over the weekend.
Ghana's quest to win medals at the 2018 Commonwealth Games next April in Gold Coast, Australia has received a GH₵25,000 boost from the Australian High Commission in Ghana.
The sum was presented to the Ghana Olympic Committee by the Australian High Commissioner to Ghana, Mr Andrew Barnes on Monday in Accra.
The Minister of Youth and Sports, Mr Isaac Kwame Asiamah, has expressed optimism that the funding deficit of sports programmes will soon be consigned to the past following the inauguration of a 13-member Technical Committee to oversee the creation of a National Sports Fund.
According to Mr Asiamah, the committee, headed by his deputy, Mr Pius Enam Hadzide, has been tasked to review and put in place an institutional framework that will explore alternative revenue streams aside from the national budget that will be used to cater for all the 43 sporting disciplines in the country.
