Leading Ghana FA Presidential candidate George Afriyie was conspicuously missing from Monday night’s debate because the race-favourite had a scheduled appointment with globally-respected astro turf manufacturing company Reform Sports.
Afriyie, dubbed the DELIVERER, useful and meaningful discussions with officials of the company which is the only FIFA approved and accredited turf manufacturing company in Turkey and one of the leading brands in the world.
Ghana Football Association Presidential candidate George Afriyie used Monday to meet and hold fruitful discussions with globally-respected high quality Sports Turf manufacturer Reform Sports for the construction of pitches in the West African nation when he is elected
Disability chess has now been approved as a sport in the Asian Paralympic Games and the two-player strategy board game will mark its debut in 2022 in Hangzhou - China, from 9th to 15th October 2022. The move represents
George Amoako will no longer have the power to vote at the Ghana Football Association Presidential elections, according to multiple reports. The football administrator is said to have been stripped off his right to vote on behalf of Kotoko
The Sports Writers Association of Ghana have welcomed its new executives. A short ceremony held at Accra Sports Stadium Media Center on Monday introduced the newly elected heads of the Association. Ace broadcaster Kwabena Yeboah retained his position as President
Former Hearts of Oak Coach Kenichi Yatsuhashi would embrace an opportunity to handle a National team in West Africa or a Club playing in the CAF inter-club competition. Kenichi has already made a mark in Ghana’s top-flight coaching Hearts
Ex-Black Stars striker Anthony Yeboah remains the highest scoring Ghanaian in the English Premiership. Yeboah scored 24 times for former Premier League campaigners Leeds United between 1995 and 1997. His two-year stay with the English side saw him emerge as
Cameroon legend Joseph-Antoine Bell has officially endorsed Ghana Football Association Presidential candidate George Afriyie on Monday. From his base in Cameroon the two-time African Cup of Nations winner has expressed backing for the former Ghana FA VEEP, stating that
Former Ghana international Charles Asampong “Taylor” says he rejected a ransom offer of $50,000 to stop playing football and became a pastor. The 38-year-old has been working as a pastor for some time now after quitting the game. Once a
The summer sun was still young and travelling from the eastern bank of the Osaka Bay city of Kobe in central Japan to light up the lodge where Ghana's Black Starlets were based for the 1993 FIFA U17
