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Mali head coach Tom Saintfiet has revealed that his long-held ambition was to coach Ghana's Black Stars, describing it as an unfulfilled dream rooted in his belief in the team's potential to compete at the highest level
Legacy Rise Sports, in partnership with Matchroom, delivered a historic night of boxing at the University of Ghana Stadium, Legon, in December 2025. The highlight of the event was a thrilling grudge match between former sparring partners Dan Azeez and Craig Richards, which lived up to expectations.
My name may open doors, but success depends on action. If I do not apply my ideas and vision, nothing becomes reality. That is why I am committed to turning my dreams and aspirations into tangible results. - Sharaf Mahama, CEO, Legacy Rise Sports
"The Black Galaxies' friendly against South Africa was meant to showcase the players' worth for a Black Stars call-up, but they failed to impress, and Ghanaians are unhappy."
“I see Ghana going to the World Cup with the current squad. They have the talent, the discipline, and the drive to make it happen.” - Kaakyire Kwame Appiah, Musician
It needs no long talk; the Sports Fund Bill by the Sports Minister is an excellent initiative that requires immediate attention and hands-on support to ensure its passage. - Alatulaa.
"The Sports Fund bill is a strong initiative by the Sports Ministry that deserves full support and should be passed immediately." - Kobby Stonne
Ghanaian highlife musician Kwaisey Pee discusses his 25th music anniversary concert on December 25 at East Legon.
“Hearts of Oak must pay Hamza Issah without delay. He is owed, and it must be settled.” - Kobby Stone
Ahead of the World Cup, scammers are pretending to help with visas. Always stay alert, never make partial payments, and protect yourself. - Kobby Stone urges Ghanaians
“The Black Stars can only excel at the World Cup if they combine tactical discipline and teamwork,”- Kobby Stonne.
“Even though the Lionesses of England won the match against the Black Queens, our girls clearly outplayed them in every way,” Kobby Stonne hails.
“The Black Queens' performance against England's Lionesses shows their rise in world football. Their skill, determination, and teamwork were impressive, and as a country, we must fully support them,” - Kobby Stone.
“Hearts of Oak's loss and exit from the FA Cup after their defeat to True Life FC is nothing short of shameful. Coach Didi Dramani and his boys should bow their heads in shame for such a disappointing performance.” - Alatuula fires!!
“If it weren't for the media in Ghana and the reassuring words of certain journalists, our sports would be plagued by hooliganism because of management failures.” - Kobby Stonne.
Listen as Ghanaians share their takes.
“Medeama is performing well because of the team management's honesty and transparency,” - Kobby Stonne praises the club's leadership for building a strong and trustworthy team environment.
Ghana's newly inaugurated World Cup participation committee is another scandal in the mismanagement of the country's resources; it could have been handled by just a few people — Kobby Stone complains.
The GPL is a competition on par with top football tournaments, and it is only appropriate that this nonsense about poor officiating in our games stops. - Kobby Stonne cautions Ghanaian referees.
The Sports Minister has expressed reservations about recommending government support to fly supporters to the 2026 World Cup in America. His comments have opened up a national conversation on whether such an initiative is necessary or worth the cost. How do you see it, should the government sponsor fans or direct funds elsewhere?
A deep look into the current state of the Black Stars, what's working, what's not, and the key areas that need urgent attention. From coaching decisions and player development to strategy and mentality, we break down the real issues and what must be addressed for Ghana to rise again.
Many are questioning whether the 2026 sports budget will lead to real development or remain just headline material. What's your take?
Toulouse midfielder Abu Francis sustained a fracture during Ghana's international friendly against Japan on Friday. The injury happened around his ankle as he tried to block a shot roughly ten minutes into the second half
“Our referees, like everyone else, deserve respect. The constant insults and unfair treatment they face must stop.”
Referee Reginald Collins Amoah made the right call by disallowing Hearts of Oak's goal in the Super Clash and deserves praise - Alex Kotey, GFA Referees Manager.
114 years is a milestone to celebrate. Hearts of Oak's anniversary today should urge the board members to listen to the fans and take steps to revitalize the club for its progress. - Kobby Stonne
It's a matter of discipline. Hearts of Oak midfielder Mohammed Hussein must be made to face punishment for his referee assault in the Super Clash. - Kobby Stonne
Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy to perform on Sunday at the Super Clash between Accra Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko Sporting Club - Kwame Opare Addo, Hearts of Oak Communications Director.
“Ghana football lovers, you owe it to the game. Rejuvenate your energy and invest in your clubs to help them buy quality players and grow stronger,” - Kobby Stonne calls.
“Ghanaian women's football is still developing and deserves the same support as men's football from the Sports Ministry and GFA to help it grow,” Kobby Stonne urges.
All our players, both women and men, deserve fair and equal treatment. The Black Queens' bonuses must and should be paid - Kobby Stone urges the Sports Ministry.
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