The 2025 Genser PGA Championship has teed off at the Royal Golf Club in Kumasi, bringing together 75 professional golfers from Ghana and across the sub-region for the final and most anticipated event on the PGA Ghana calendar.
The 2025 MTN Savanna Fest Health Walk recorded impressive turnout on the streets of Tamale as hundreds of residents, youth groups, fitness enthusiasts, and MTN staff joined the procession to promote wellness, fitness, and community unity ahead of this year’s festival.
The walk, which followed the route Jubilee Park through Agric Traffic Light, Vodafone Lane, Taxis Rank to Jubilee Park, formed a major highlight of MTN Ghana’s broader Savanna Fest celebration.
The Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) brought energy and visibility to the first-ever UK/Ghana Sports Day held at the Accra Sports Stadium on Tuesday, 25 November 2025.
The joint Ghana–UK initiative showcased more than twenty sporting disciplines and attracted hundreds of spectators, athletes, and officials—offering a rare opportunity to witness a wide spectrum of Ghana’s sporting talent on one platform.
For the GRFU, the event represented not only participation but also a significant step toward expanding visibility, strengthening collaboration, and renewing momentum for the sport’s development nationwide.
American boxer Abdullah Mason became boxing's current youngest men's world champion, when the 21-year-old unanimously outpointed Sam Noakes in a brutal encounter to win the vacant WBO world lightweight title in Saudi Arabia last Saturday.
Mason (20-0, 17 KOs), from Cleveland, was taken past six rounds for the first time in his career to win by scores of 117-111, 115-113 and 115-113 over his English opponent for the vacant belt.
Former Ghana national team coach Chris Hughton believes Tottenham Hotspur pulled off a fantastic move by signing Mohammed Kudus during the summer transfer window.
The Spurs brought in seven players this summer, with varying degrees of impact. But Kudus has clearly been the standout in terms of adapting to his new environment.
Ghana is once again staring at a familiar, uncomfortable truth: we build impressive sports facilities, bask in the initial glory, and then abandon them to decay.
The nation’s chronic failure to maintain its sports infrastructure has once again been laid bare, this time at Essipon.
The Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddie Adams, has sounded the loudest alarm yet, describing the Sekondi Stadium as a “national asset on the brink of collapse”.
French-Ghanaian defender, Bénédicte Simon, is on the brink of making her maiden international appearance for Ghana after earning a debut call-up for the Black Queens’ high-profile friendly against England in Southampton on December 5.
The President of the Ghana Football Association, Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, has launched an insurance policy for referees, describing it as a major step forward in welfare, protection and professional support for match officials across the country’s domestic leagues.
Team Boomers emerged champions of the maiden Africa Basketball Festival (ABF) 3x3 Tournament held on Wednesday, 19 November 2025, at the University of Ghana Basketball Court. The competition formed part of activities marking the official launch of the 2025 edition of the festival.
Ghanaian karatekas have delivered an impressive performance at the West Africa Shotokan Karate Championship in Togo, securing two silver medals and a bronze at the one-day regional contest held on Sunday, November 23, 2025.
Northern City FC forward Wungah Williams and FC Ashantigold coach Ernest Okyere have become the first recipients of the Division One League NASCO Player and Coach of the Month awards.
Bibiani GoldStars striker Samuel Atta Kumi and Medeama Sporting Club head coach Tanko Ibrahim have been named the Ghana Premier League NASCO Fans’ Player and Coach of the Month for October, respectively.
Nyohini FC emerged champions of the 2025 MTN Savanna Fest Community Gala Matches after three days of thrilling football action at the Kulikuli School Astro Turf in Tamale.
The tournament, held from November 21 to 23, formed a key part of MTN Ghana’s annual Savanna Fest, which promotes community unity, youth development, healthy living, and entertainment through a blend of sports, music, and wellness activities.
Sunyani Nkwabeng on Sunday emerged champions of the 2025 MTN Suncity Inter-Community Soccer Gala, held at the popular TASTECH Park in Sunyani as part of activities marking this year’s Suncity Festival.
Nkwabeng defeated Odumase by a lone goal, courtesy of striker Tanko, who was also adjudged the Overall Best Player of the tournament. For their triumph, Nkwabeng received a cash prize of GH¢10,000, while Odumase, who finished as runners-up, also took home GH¢5,000.
This year’s competition attracted massive attendance and featured 16 communities, including Sunyani New Town, Area One, Area Two, Zongo, Atronie, Atuahene-Kron, Fiapre, Penkwase, Baakoniaba, Abesim, Adomako, Koonum, and Asufufu.
The race for Bournemouth forward, Antoine Semenyo is now beginning to intensify, however, Arsenal are not expected to be involved in the winter transfer scramble for the explosive Ghana international.
That's because the table-topping Gunners are poised to oversee a quiet January window following an ambitious, record-breaking summer executed by masterful sporting director Andrea Berta.
