An 11-member Ministerial Oversight Committee has been inaugurated to steer Ghana’s preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Inaugurating the team at the Jubilee House, Chief of Staff Julius Debrah urged members to execute their mandate with integrity and diligence

President of the Football Association and 2nd Vice-President of CAF, Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, has launched a groundbreaking insurance policy for referees, marking a historic advancement in welfare, protection and professional support for match officials across Ghana’s domestic leagues.

Black Queens will face the Lionesses of England in a high-profile international friendly on 2nd December 2025, following an agreement between the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and the English Football Association

Sports Minister Kofi Adams emphasizes that Ghana’s 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign is about more than just qualifying; it’s about making a powerful statement and leaving a lasting mark in international football

Ghana closed their Asia tour with a 1-0 loss to South Korea, marking their second straight defeat as preparations for the 2026 World Cup continue. Despite the setback, head coach Otto Addo says he still has time to refine and strengthen the Black Stars ahead of the global tournament

Black Stars head coach Otto Addo reflects on Ghana’s 1-0 defeat to South Korea, noting that their opponents were more clinical in finishing. He also commented on Japan’s strength, saying Ghana and South Korea are not at that level yet.

Ghana's Black Stars are geared up and ready for tomorrow's match against South Korea. Despite recent form challenges, forward Kamaldeen expresses strong confidence in the team's preparation and capacity: "We are looking forward to a good match tomorrow against South Korea. Though we’ve not had a good form, I believe we are prepared for tomorrow’s match. We’ve got the capacity to beat them

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In a historic moment for Ghanaian swimming and African sports governance, Abeiku Jackson has been elected Vice Chairperson of the Africa Aquatics Athletes Commission. This appointment makes him the first Ghanaian swimmer to serve on this influential continental body.

Sports Minister Kofi Adams has disclosed that a GHS20 million loan was secured to support the ongoing Ghana Premier League, confirming government involvement despite earlier GFA denials of direct financial support