Qualification to the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) has been relatively easy for Ghana’s Black Stars in recent years, but the team’s dismal start to next year’s edition has prompted doubts about its qualification attempt. The four-time AFCON winner has made 24 appearances in the biennial competition, ranking third after
Mr. Kurt Edwin Simeon Okraku, President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), has made a passionate appeal to the present Black Stars to exhibit dedication whenever they wear the national team’s colours. The Black Stars of Ghana are set to face Sudan in the third match of the 2025 Africa
The top marksman of the Sudanese national team, John Manu, says the team is not under pressure to get results against the Black Stars of Ghana, but they are prepared for the clash. Ghana’s Black Stars would lock horns with their Sudanese counterparts in the third Group F match of
Mr. Paul Tibil, the Bono Regional Director of the Middle Belt Development Authority on Tuesday performed a ground-breaking ceremony for work to begin on the construction of a standard Astro-turf football pitch at the Sunyani Technical University (STU).? ? The Authority is funding the artificial pitch, expected to be completed
Black Stars Head Coach Otto Addo has confirmed that West Ham attacker Mohammed Kudus will captain the team in their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Sudan on Thursday. Otto Addo’s decision comes after substantive captain, Thomas Partey, was unable to honour the Black Stars call-up due to
Supporters of the Pro-Family Values Bill, along with a coalition of religious and traditional groups, have petitioned the Chief Justice to expedite the hearing of two related cases. After marching through the main streets of Accra, from Obra Spot at Kwame Nkrumah Circle to the Supreme Court, the petitioners presented
The Our Water Our Right Coalition (OWORAC), a civil society organisation has called on Ghanaian authorities, to take decisive actions on ending illegal mining activities, locally known as ‘galamsey’ in the country. It said, ‘OWORAC stands in solidarity with Ghanaians in protesting the devastating impact of illegal mining activities on
The Climate Communications and Local Governance-Africa (CCLG-Africa) has called for urgent collective action against illegal mining to protect the environment and lives. The Group, composed of media professionals, environmental experts and local governance practitioners dedicated to the pursuit of issues concerning climate change and the environment, said the menace was