Nigerian ping pong player, Favour Ayobami beat Joshua Okine 3-1 in the final to win the maiden edition of the Pipiro Table Tennis tournament held at Adabraka in Accra last Saturday.
A former national athlete, Robert Hackman is asking the Sports Ministry and the National Sports Authority to provide a platform for successful former national stars to document their achievements to serve as a guide and inspiration to young sportsmen and women in the future.
The Commercial Division of the Accra High Court has given the green light for properties belonging to the National Sports Authority (NSA) to be confiscated to offset a $380,000 judgement debt that it owes Litina Travel and Tours Limited.
Freshman Martha Bissah earned Most Outstanding Track Athlete honors at the MEAC Indoor Track & Field Championships on Saturday, winning two more gold medals to go with two from earlier in the week as the Spartan women placed fourth at the meet on Saturday.
Aduana Stars took an early lead in the Ghana Premier League after defeating Elmina Sharks 1-0 to maintain a 100 per cent record in the competition, even though yesterday’s victory did not come without controversy.
Ghana Premier League winners Wa All Stars have been kicked out of the CAF Champions League after a 2-0 loss to Al Ahli Tripoli on Sunday in Tunis.
Former Ghana and Bayern Munich defender Samuel Osei Kuffour has lost his mother Gloria Abena Ateah after a short illness in Kumasi. Madam Ateah passed away on Friday night.
Ghana’s Selasi Damalie left Accra yesterday for Egypt to take part in the 4th Egypt Open Taekwondo Championship. The competition is the highest-ranked World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) open championships with a G2 rating.
The Ghana Basketball Association (GBBA) has announced the death of celebrated veteran coach Mathias Ocloo. A statement signed by the GBBA president, David Addo Ashong, disclosed that Ocloo passed away last Thursday morning at his residence at Dome, Accra.
Week two of the Ghana Premier League promises to live up to expectations with some mouth-watering fixtures involving Accra Hearts of Oak and rivals Kumasi Asante Kotoko against Tarkwa-based Medeama SC and Berekum Chelsea in Accra and Berekum resectively.
The National Sports Authority (NSA), the supervisory body under which the 41 sporting disciplines in the country operate, has gone bankrupt with a debt in excess of GHc2 million in default of electricity bills hanging around its neck.
As part of celebrations of Ghana’s 60th Independence Anniversary, Streetwise Promotions in association with Errol Hawks Sports Management and the Ghana@60 Planning Committee, will on Saturday, March 11 host three World Boxing Council (WBC) title bouts at the Bukom Boxing Arena in Accra.
Nominations for the Ghana Olympic Committe (GOC) elections will open from Tuesday, February 21 to Tuesday, March 7. The various federations are therefore being asked to submit names of delegates who will vote during the elections to the commission by 5p.m. on March 7.
The first taste of CAF Champions League action has been a baptism of fire for Ghana Premier League (GPL) champions, Wa All Stars, who slipped badly at home last week, but they are determined to hold on to some pride even if their debut does not go as planned.
The presence of midfielder, Malik Akowuah is likely to stoke an unquenched fire when his new club, Accra Hearts of Oak, host his former club, Medeama SC on Sunday in the topliner for the Match Day Two fixtures of the Ghana Premier League (GPL).
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