Ghana’s Black Queens will take on Cameroon, Mali and Algeria in their bid to conquer Africa in the 2018 TOTAL Women’s AFCON.
The host nation are in the same pool with the Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroon as well as West African neighbhours Mali and Northern African side Algeria.
The Ghanaman Soccer Center of Excellence has popped up as one of the loads on the normalization committee as they look forward to revamp the facility. The edifice which is being used as a camping base for the various
The CAF inspection team have arrived in Ghana for the final assessment of preparation for next Month’s Cup of Nations tournament. The team led by ex-Ghana international Anthony Baffoe touched down on Monday. They will be inspecting the various facilities
Black Queens defender Rosemary Ampem has joined Serbian Women’s side ŽFK Mašinac PZP on a one year deal. The burly center-half moved to ŽFK Mašinac PZP from National Women’s League side Immigration Ladies. Ampem captured interest from the Serbian Club
Invited foreign-based players are expected to join the Black Queens camp next week ahead of the Women’s Cup of Nations tournament. Coach Bashiru Hayford has been preparing his side for the competition to be played in Ghana. The former Black
VISMA foundation, a Non-Governmental Organization which aims at promoting education especially, girl-child education through Sports has today donated some items to Ghana’s National Female team, Black Queens at the Ghanaman Soccer of Excellence, Prampram. This kind gesture from the
The Accra Sports Stadium pitch is ready to host the 2018 Women’s Cup of Nations competition. Renovation at the Stadium have been ongoing for the best eight months with the pitch already in good state to host the competition. Meanwhile
The Black Queens have been dealt a huge blow after losing six key players to foreign Clubs. First choice goalkeeper Patricia Mantey, Rosemary Ampem, Ellen Coleman, Mary Essiful, Alice Kusi and Sandra Owusu-Ansah have all left the team’s camp
Interim Black Queens assistant captain Gifty Appiah is already targeting a host and win situation as the team gear-up for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. Ghana will host the 11th edition of the continent’s flagship women’s competition. The Black
Former Black Queens goalkeeper Mamunatu Sulemana is urging the team to win the Women’s Cup of Nations tournament for the first time. Ghana is yet to clinch the title despite reaching the finals on three occasions. The Black Queens attempts
