U-17 AFCON: Kurt Okraku inspires Black Starlets ahead of South Africa clash. Arsenal win Premier League after Man City draws. Medeama coach Ibrahim Tanko backs players for 2026 World Cup & more!

The Black Stars are in Puebla, Mexico, preparing for Friday’s friendly against World Cup co-hosts Mexico. They arrived on Sunday ahead of the May 22, 2026 match as part of their World Cup preparations. Coach Carlos Queiroz is expected to assess both senior players and emerging talents in training before the game.

Nations FC fans vandalize coach Frimpong Manso’s car following a home loss to Vision FC. Medeama SC secures its second GPL title in four years; Antoine Semenyo latest & MORE!!!

“Algeria draw fair, but the Black Starlets must improve and win their remaining U-17 AFCON games to qualify." - Former Ghana international Nii Odartey Lamptey

The concerns of one athlete should not be used to define the situation of the entire athletics team - Bawa Fuseini on issues surrounding African Athletes Championship

African Athletics Championships 2026 has officially kicked off in Ghana, with athletes from across the continent competing. While the event is underway, discussions continue over concerns about organization and preparedness, as questions are being raised about logistics and overall coordination

Former Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has been named as part of FIFA’s Technical Study Group for the upcoming FIFA World Cup in North America.

Goldfields Ghana Limited has announced a sponsorship deal worth $5 million with the Ghana Football Association to support three national teams and the Women’s Premier League

Concerns over poor officiating in Ghana football continue to spark debate among fans, players, and analysts. Speaking on the state of the local game, King Kaninja criticized refereeing standards, describing it as one of the major problems affecting the credibility and excitement of Ghana football. The discussion raises fresh questions about fairness, accountability, and the future of the beautiful game in the country.

Frustration continues to grow among supporters of Accra Hearts of Oak SC as concerns mount over the club’s recent performances and direction. Sports commentator King Kaninja believes a club with such rich history and passionate fans should be fighting for titles and restoring its dominance in Ghana football