When the pressure was at its peak, Ghana’s Eva Adom-Amankwaa stood tall and unflinching.
With the Black Loopers and Angola tied at two matches apiece in the women’s team contest at the 2025 ITTF-Africa Championships, the weight of a nation’s hopes fell squarely on her shoulders.
More than 30 of Ghana’s top hockey-playing schools will converge on Accra next month for the 2025 National Senior High Schools & Colleges Hockey Championships, a landmark event designed to secure the future of the sport and unearth the next generation of hockey stars.
The annual festival, which is organised by the Ghana Hockey Association (GHA), in collaboration with the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS), is a key part of the GHA’s drive to develop, promote and sustain hockey across the country.
Ghana’s rising boxing star George Faho Mensah is on the cusp of the biggest night of his young career as he heads to Doncaster, UK, to battle undefeated British southpaw Joe Hayden for the Commonwealth Silver welterweight title on November 21.
The bout marks Mensah’s first international appearance since turning professional in July 2023, a significant step in his quest for global recognition.
Bayern Munich legend Jerome Boateng has cancelled a coaching internship at the club after fans protested vehemently against his involvement.
Supporters raised banners telling him to 'p*** off' in a recent 2-1 win over Borussia Dortmund because last year he was found guilty of bodily harm against his former partner.
Ghana Football Association (GFA) President, Kurt Simeon-Okraku, has emphatically quashed speculation about the future of Black Stars coach Otto Addo, declaring that the 50-year-old tactician will lead Ghana to the 2026 FIFA World Cup after masterminding another successful qualification campaign.
In a bold statement that left no room for doubt, Mr Simeon-Okraku said it was preposterous to even question the future of a coach who had guided the national team to back-to-back World Cup appearances having led Ghana to the 2022 tournament in Qatar.
With Ghana set to make another appearance at the World Cup in 2026, attention is quickly turning to how Otto Addo and his technical team can strengthen the Black Stars for the tournament in North America.
As has become tradition, several dual nationals, players eligible for more than one country, are once again being monitored by the Ghana Football Association.
The President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, has acknowledged that the reforms introduced after the Black Stars failed to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) have begun to produce positive outcomes.
According to him, the FA’S Executive Council was compelled to make bold and sometimes difficult decisions to restore confidence in the senior national team.
Ghana’s Black Queens stand on the brink of glory — just 90 minutes away from booking their ticket to next year’s Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco.
But on the eve of what should have been a triumphant homecoming, a row over unpaid bonuses threatens to derail the team’s long-awaited return to the continental stage.
The Queens head into Tomorrow’s decisive qualifier against Egypt at the Accra Sports Stadium with a commanding 3-0 first-leg advantage, following a ruthless performance in Ismailia last Thursday. On paper, the job looks all but done.
Bournemouth have turned down £50 million bids from Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur for Antoine Semenyo at the start of the transfer window, according to The Telegraph.
The Ghana international, 25, has agreed to a new contract with the Cherries, including a pay rise and a confidential release clause, allowing his agent to discuss potential moves with other clubs without making the figure public.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 950th career goal as Al Nassr earned a 2-0 victory over Al Hazm in the Saudi Pro League.
Victory extended Al Nassr's 100% start to the season.
João Félix opened the scoring for Al Nassr in the 25th minute with a header as his rich vein of form in front of goal continued before Ronaldo sealed the points with his close-range strike two minutes from time.
With just under three weeks to the grand flag-off of the 2025 Tour du Ghana, corporate Ghana is rallying behind the country’s flagship cycling event like never before.
Telecommunications powerhouse MTN Ghana and banking giant Stanbic Bank are among the top-tier brands throwing their weight behind the 12-day championship — a show of patriotism and growing corporate confidence in Ghana’s emerging sports economy.
Ghana’s Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddie Adams, has called for a bold economic transformation of African football, urging governments and the private sector to invest massively in the sport’s commercialisation to unlock its full economic potential.
Delivering a keynote address at the groundbreaking 2025 African Football Business Summit (AFBS25) in Mombasa, Kenya, Mr Adams said Ghana was already blazing the trail with a new football economy framework anchored on transparency, grassroots excellence, local value retention and continental collaboration.
Asante Kotoko have confirmed the transfer of their leading forward, Albert Amoah, to Libyan giants, Al Ahly Benghazi.
Amoah, 23, joined the Porcupine Warriors from Accra Great Olympics last season and played a pivotal role in their campaign. He has also scored five goals across all competitions so far this season.
Ghana’s boxing scene is bracing for a blockbuster showdown as two of the nation’s brightest prospects, John “Expensive Boxer” Laryea and Holy “Jaw Breaker” Dorgbetor, edge closer to a long-awaited face-off that could define both their careers.
The Graphic Sports understands that talks are well advanced for the pair to headline a December 20 mega fight in Accra, likely to be staged under the banner of Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing, one of the sport’s biggest global promoters.
For Otto Addo, Ghana’s 2026 FIFA World Cup is not about flashy predictions or bold promises but rather about discipline, teamwork and belief.
The Black Stars coach is quietly building a side he hopes will compete with purpose, unity and resilience on football’s biggest stage.
The gaffer says that, despite not boasting the biggest names on his roster, he is determined to take the national team back to the glory days when they stood toe-to-toe with the world’s best.
