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Asante Kotoko superfan and media personality Serwaa Amihere is once again rallying the Porcupine Warriors faithful ahead of their high-stakes clash with Accra Hearts of Oak. Known for her bold declarations and unwavering support, Serwaa’s spirited banter adds fervor to Ghana’s most anticipated football rivalry.
Donald Trump says the U.S. economy is safe, even if a recession happens. He calls it a short “transition period.”
The Premier League has revealed the shortlists for April’s Player, Manager, Goal, and Save of the Month awards — and fans can vote to decide who wins.
UNICEF says children are in danger as fresh fighting forces thousands to flee their homes in Sudan’s Darfur region. Some camps have been attacked and destroyed.
A slew of Big Tech companies reported quarterly earnings this week, and with those earnings, some progress reports on the tens of billions of dollars they’re funneling into AI.
David Beckham celebrates his 50th birthday by launching a UNICEF fundraiser to support vulnerable children globally, continuing over 20 years of advocacy work with the UN agency.
At just 17, Lamine Yamal is not only breaking records but also reshaping the future of football. From his early days in Catalonia to his standout performance against Inter Milan, Yamal’s journey is a testament to prodigious talent and relentless ambition.
Nana Opoku Ware, the son of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has been elected as the new President of…
At the 2025 Africa Business Conference, Legacy Rise Sports CEO Sharaf Mahama called for greater investment in Africa’s sports and entertainment industries, framing them as powerful tools for community growth and global influence.
A disallowed Inter Milan goal in their 3–3 draw with Barcelona has stirred fan outrage. Many believe VAR got it wrong, showing a Barcelona defender kept the Inter player onside. The debate continues as the second leg looms.
Barcelona and Inter Milan delivered a six-goal Champions League classic, ending 3–3 in the semi-final first leg. Teen star Lamine Yamal made history in a night full of goals and drama, with all eyes now on the second leg in Milan.
PSG clinched a 1-0 win over Arsenal at the Emirates in the Champions League semi-final first leg, with Dembélé’s early strike and Donnarumma’s goalkeeping giving the Parisians a key away advantage.
Antonio Rüdiger, Real Madrid’s stalwart defender, is grappling with a meniscus injury that may necessitate surgery post season. His unwavering commitment has seen him play through pain, but with the club’s defense already stretched thin, his potential absence could significantly impact their campaign.
In a thrilling Copa del Rey final, FC Barcelona edged Real Madrid 3-2 after extra time, with Jules Koundé scoring the decisive goal, sealing another legendary chapter in football’s greatest rivalry.
“From the next academic year, commencing 2026, tertiary education will become 100% subsidized by the government,” said President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, unveiling a bold plan to make higher education accessible to all.
“Our partnership with KNUST continues to inspire innovation and progress, strengthening the bonds between Ghana and the United Kingdom,” the British High Commissioner remarked during the visit.
A man arrested for stealing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s purse at a Washington D.C. restaurant is in the U.S. illegally, according to the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson leads major talks with the IMF to reform Ghana’s financial sector, while assuring citizens that “good times are coming” amid efforts to reset the economy.
Pope Francis’ coffin is sealed in a private ceremony in St Peter’s Basilica, after some 250,000 mourners had paid their respects.
“He was a good man, personable and humane, with a good soul,” President Mahama wrote in the condolence book, praising the late Pope’s compassion and global impact.
Ghana U-15 boys’ football team secured a crucial 1-0 victory over South Africa today in the CAF African Schools Football Championship, thanks to a first-half strike by Ignatius Hagan. With this win, Ghana advances to the semifinals, maintaining a perfect record in Group A. South Africa, despite a brave second-half effort, couldn’t find a breakthrough, as Ghana’s defense stood firm. With 6 points from two matches, Ghana is now eyeing a strong finish in the group stage, while South Africa faces a must-win scenario in their upcoming fixtures.”
Uganda’s U 15 boys’ football team from St. Mary’s School Kitende has safely arrived in Ghana ahead of the 2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship. Set to reside at the University of Ghana, the young talents are geared up to represent Uganda in Group A, facing hosts Ghana, South Africa, and Algeria. With the tournament kicking off today, all eyes are on Kitende as they chase continental glory.
Ghana’s U-15 boys and girls teams have surprisingly advanced to the semi-finals of the 2025 CAF African Schools Championship. With standout performances against tough competition, both teams are poised for a shot at glory.
The Government of Malawi, through the Ministry of Agriculture, has launched irrigation farming projects aimed at boosting food security and supporting over 10,000 smallholder farmers. Agriculture Minister Sam Kawale inspected the Bwanje Valley and Nambuna irrigation schemes in Dedza, expressing satisfaction with the ongoing progress and reaffirming the government’s commitment to sustainable farming practices.
Ghana’s U-15 boys football team is off to a strong start at the 2025 CAF African Schools Championship, recording three straight wins against Uganda, South Africa, and Algeria. With standout performances and clean sheets by goalkeeper Faith Afadzinu, the team is showcasing Ghana’s promising youth football talent.
Nollywood actor Uzor Arukwe, also known as Odogwu Parara, has responded to long-standing rumours about his sexuality, stating that he is not gay and believes only God should judge. His comments in a recent viral interview have sparked widespread debate on social media.
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After more than two decades of public fascination with her wellness choices, it seems Gwyneth Paltrow is finally finding balance — and not shying away from the joy of good bread.
Ghana is making history as the first West African country to host the CAF African Schools Football Championship. Held at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, the tournament brings together U-15 boys and girls from across Africa to compete and showcase their talent. With thrilling matches and free entry, the event blends football, education, and community in a celebration of youth potential.”
Daniel Adu-Adjei, 19, lit up the Professional Development League with a stunning hat-trick in Bournemouth U21’s 7-0 demolition of Ipswich Town.
Now on 18 goals in just 10 games, the Ghanaian forward is fast becoming one of youth football’s brightest stars.
Back from a loan at Carlisle, Adu-Adjei has returned sharper, hungrier, and deadlier than ever.
His clinical finishing and explosive form have kept Bournemouth’s perfect record alive.
From Ghana to the goalsheets of England Daniel Adu-Adjei is the name to watch.
Saudi giants Al Nassr are making waves with massive offers for Ghanaian internationals Mohammed Kudus and Thomas Partey. Kudus, a standout at West Ham, has been offered €1 million a month, while Partey is also on their radar as the Saudi Pro League pushes to attract elite global talent. The move signals a major shift in football power dynamics, with African stars now central to high-stakes transfer plans.”
