The Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddie Adams has officially inaugurated the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) for the 2026 International Cricket Council (ICC) Men’s T20 World Cup Sub-Regional Africa Qualifier B, set to take place in March 2026.
Cynthia Kwabi emerged victorious at the Sheroes 2 “Love Edition” Singles event on Saturday delivering a composed and dominant performance throughout the knockout stages to lift the title.
Kwabi navigated a competitive field in the group stage to secure her place in the main draw. In the round of 16, she defeated Millicent Mettle 3–0. In the quarterfinals, she overcame Celia Baah Danso 4-1, before defeating Hilda Agbottah 4–2 in a tightly contested semifinal.
Keely Hodgkinson says she is aiming for a new world record after breaking the British 800m mark at the UK Athletics Indoor Championships in Birmingham.
The 23-year-old, who won Olympic gold in 2024, clocked 1:56.33 in the heats on Saturday to beat her own national record by almost one second.
It was the fastest time in a women's indoor 800m race in 24 years and the third-fastest in history.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored just 18 minutes into his Al-Nassr return after ending his three-match strike over his frustrations at the club's management.
The Portuguese icon, who turned 41 this month, put his side 1-0 up away at Al-Fateh in a crucial game in the Saudi Pro League title race.
TOTTENHAM star Mohammed Kudus is in Amsterdam to see a specialist as he bids to return from the hamstring injury he suffered in January.
The Spurs midfielder has not kicked a ball since pulling up in the clash against Sunderland.
And SunSport understands Kudus has travelled back to Amsterdam to consult a trusted expert from his time at Ajax.
The Ghana Sports Fund has received a powerful early endorsement after the National Investment Bank (NIB) became the first corporate institution to make a financial contribution, presenting a cheque for GH¢100,000 to support sports development nationwide.
In what officials described as a landmark moment, the presentation was made during a visit by an NIB delegation to the Ministry of Sports and Recreation, marking the official corporate launchpad for the newly established fund.
Ghana’s Black Princesses are within touching distance of yet another FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, and they firmly believe Uganda will not derail their charge towards an eighth consecutive appearance on the global stage.
Fresh from a hard-fought 1-0 victory over South Africa in Mbombela, the Princesses have advanced to the final qualifying round, brimming with belief and purpose.
Head coach Charles Sampson, however, is keeping emotions in check. The mission, he insists, is not yet complete and he remains confident that his charges have both the pedigree and composure to clear the Uganda hurdle.
In a community where boxing is often seen as the only ladder out of hardship, Mubarak Yusif Nanor is building a second ladder — through education.
The leading Ghanaian boxing matchmaker, promoter and manager has launched a corporate social responsibility initiative that will award full educational scholarships to 10 needy, aspiring young boxers in the Ga-Mashie enclave.
Nanor, who runs SafeBox Boxing Promotions and Management in Accra and has built a reputation for empowering grassroots boxing talent, is partnering the Prince De Henry Educational Complex at Laterbiokorshie to fund the beneficiaries’ education, from now through to whatever level they can attain, while they continue to pursue their boxing careers.
There are moments in sport when the challenge is not about medals, trophies or league tables — but about mindset. The recent charge delivered by the Secretary-General of the Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG), Charles Osei Asibey, at the AIPS Africa Congress in Banjul was one such moment.
His message was blunt, overdue and impossible to ignore: the marginalisation of women’s sport in African media is not accidental. It is systemic. And the press must own its role in correcting it.
Speaking at the Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara International Conference Centre, Mr Osei Asibey did not hide behind platitudes. He called for a decisive shift — not incremental tinkering — in how women’s sport is treated, packaged and prioritised.
Abdul-Rasheed Saminu has exploded into the 2026 Season in emphatic fashion, as he lit up the Jarvis Scott Invitational Championship in Lubbock, Texas, storming to a blistering 6.54 seconds in the men’s 60 metres.
It was not only a season’s best but also a lifetime best for Ghana's men's 100m record holder.
For Saminu, who turned professional this season, the time comfortably meets the qualifying standard for the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Pomerze, Poland.
Stop-gap Coach of Asante Kotoko, Prince Yaw Owusu, has raised concerns over his side’s lack of cutting edge in attack after the team failed to score in their last three matches.
The interim boss admitted that the inability of his strikers to convert chances in the final third had become a worrying trend, insisting that urgent steps must be taken to address the situation.
Head Coach of Kenyan giants Gor Mahia, Charles Kwablan Akonnor, has set his sights on winning the Kenyan Premier League title this season while also targeting success in the domestic FA Cup.
The former Ghana international revealed his ambitions in an interview with Graphic Sports, expressing confidence in the progress the team has made under his leadership.
According to Akonnor, his tenure at the club had started on a positive note, thanks largely to the strong backing he had received from management and stakeholders.
GHANA’S female Under-20 side, the Black Princesses, have progressed to the final round of the 2026 Women’s World Cup (WWC) qualifiers following a crucial 1-0 win against South Africa last Saturday.
A 63rd-minute strike from Priscilla Mensah handed the Princesses that important result in the second leg of their tie at the Nelspruit-Mbomela Stadium, making them 3-2 winners on aggregate, after the first leg in Accra had ended 2-2.
League leaders Medeama SC missed the chance to strengthen their grip at the top of the Ghana Premier League after being held to a dramatic 1-1 draw by Aduana FC at the TnA Stadium in Tarkwa.
The match, which stretched across two days due to inclement weather, delivered late drama as Medeama captain Yussif Mubarik missed a decisive penalty in the closing moments that could have secured all three points for the hosts.
Accra Hearts of Oak have many iconic feats to their name, and on Sunday at the Baba Yara Stadium, they added another, courtesy of a vintage showing that fetched a 1- 0 victory over Asante Kotoko.
Playing with 10 men for more than an hour, the Phobians lived every letter of their "Never Say Die" motto, repelling wave after wave of pressure to secure all three points in the Ghana Premier League clash.
It was some revenge on the Porcupine Warriors, who had won the reverse encounter in Accra by a similar margin, but yesterday's victory was devoid of all the controversies that attended Kotoko's victory back in November.
