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U20 AFCON: Kenya Coach Akhulia Warns of Concentration Crisis Ahead of Must-Win Nigeria Clash

Kenya’s U20 AFCON Crisis: Concentration Lapses Threaten Survival Against Nigeria Kenya’s U20 national team, the Rising Stars, face a monumental challenge in their final U20 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Group B clash against Nigeria on Wednesday. After two crushing defeats, coach Anthony Akhulia has pinpointed a critical flaw: mental collapses at crucial moments. Kenya’s Rocky Road in Cairo Group B Results: Morocco 3-2 Kenya Tunisia 3-1 Kenya Standings: Kenya sits bottom with 0 points; Nigeria holds 4 points (1 win, 1 draw). Task Ahead: Kenya must defeat Nigeria convincingly to hope for a best third-place finish. Akhulia lamented after the Tunisia loss: “We’re having lapses in concentration towards the end of the first half. We let Tunisia take control when we should’ve risen. That was our biggest letdown.” Nigeria’s Steady Path to Quarter-Finals The Flying Eagles need only a draw to advance, thanks to: 1-0 win vs Tunisia (Musa […]

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Supreme Court Adjourns Injunction Application Against Chief Justice’s Removal Process

The Supreme Court of Ghana has adjourned indefinitely the hearing of an injunction application aimed at halting the ongoing process for the potential removal of Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo. The application was filed by Vincent Ekow Assafuah, the Member of Parliament for Old Tafo, who is challenging the constitutionality of the procedure initiated by President John Dramani Mahama. Assafuah contends that the President's action of forwarding three petitions to the Council of State without first providing the Chief Justice an opportunity to respond violates her right to a fair hearing as enshrined in Article 146 of the 1992 Constitution. The Supreme Court, presided over by Justice Henrietta Mensa-Bonsu, announced the adjournment following a request from the Attorney-General's office, citing a conference of State Attorneys as the reason for their inability to attend the scheduled hearing. The court […]

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 Barcelone-Inter Milan : La Composition Probable pour l’Affrontement en Demi-Finale de Ligue des Champions

Barcelone a une occasion historique de se qualifier pour sa première finale de Ligue des Champions depuis 2015 lors du match retour contre l’Inter Milan au San Siro. Après un match aller chaotique (3-3), l’équipe de Hansi Flick doit gérer les blessures, la fatigue et l’ambiance hostile pour se frayer un chemin vers Munich. Voici notre composition probable et analyse tactique pour ce choc épique. Défense : Une Charpente Bricolée Sous Pression Blessures clés : Jules Koundé (absent), Alejandro Balde (incertain).Avec Koundé indisponible et Balde incertain, Flick devrait reproduire la même défense qu’au match aller : Arrière droit : Eric García (remplaçant de Koundé, malgré son profil de défenseur central). Défenseurs centraux : Ronald Araújo (leader) + Pau Cubarsí (sang-froid impressionnant pour son âge). Arrière gauche : Iñigo Martínez (solution d’expérience malgré son manque de vitesse). Pourquoi ça peut marcher : Araújo peut neutraliser Lautaro Martínez, tandis que Cubarsí permettra […]

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IDEG Calls for 120-Day Limit on Election Dispute Rulings to Strengthen Ghana’s Democratic Processes

The Institute for Democratic Governance (IDEG) has urged Ghana's Judiciary and Parliament to enact legislation mandating that all election-related disputes be resolved within 120 days. This initiative aims to enhance the efficiency and credibility of the country's electoral system by ensuring timely adjudication of electoral disputes. Rationale Behind the 120-Day Limit IDEG's proposal stems from concerns that prolonged election dispute resolutions can undermine public confidence in democratic institutions and potentially destabilize the political landscape. By instituting a definitive timeframe, the organization believes that electoral justice will be delivered more promptly, thereby reinforcing the legitimacy of election outcomes. Proposed Legislative Framework The recommended legislation would require that: All election petitions and related legal challenges be filed within a specified period post-election. The Judiciary prioritizes these cases to ensure resolution within the 120-day window. Mechanisms be established to monitor compliance and address […]

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Ahmed Musa Returns as Captain: Super Eagles to Clash with Ghana, Jamaica in Unity Cup Revival

Ahmed Musa Reclaims Armband for Super Eagles’ Unity Cup Campaign In a dramatic comeback, Ahmed Musa will lead Nigeria’s Super Eagles at the revived Unity Cup 2025, marking his return to international duty after being excluded from March’s World Cup qualifiers. The four-nation invitational, hosted at Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium (May 26–31), pits Nigeria against Ghana, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago, reigniting a tournament last held in 2004. Musa’s Redemption: From Omission to Leadership Recent Snub: Coach Eric Chelle omitted Musa from March’s qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe. Club Form Revival: The Kano Pillars star’s stellar performances earned his recall, with the club confirming:“Captain Ahmed Musa will lead the Super Eagles at the Unity Cup… at Brentford Stadium, London.” Historic Role: Musa, Nigeria’s most-capped player (108 appearances), aims to replicate the 2004 triumph where Nigeria lifted the trophy. Unity Cup 2025: Tournament Revival & Key Details Participants: Nigeria, Ghana, Jamaica, Trinidad […]

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Faure Gnassingbé Prépare Son Gouvernement : Ce Qu’il Faut Savoir Sur la Nouvelle Ère Politique au Togo

Fraîchement désigné président du Conseil, Faure Gnassingbé s’apprête à former son gouvernement dans les prochains jours. En attendant, l’équipe actuelle reste en place pour gérer les affaires courantes, conformément aux usages républicains. Avec l’entrée en vigueur de la nouvelle Constitution du 6 mai 2024, le Togo a officiellement adopté un régime parlementaire. Dans ce nouveau système, le président du Conseil devient le véritable chef de l’exécutif, détenant des pouvoirs étendus : Conduite de la politique nationale, Nomination des ministres, Pilotage de l’action gouvernementale, Représentation du pays dans les affaires courantes. Le futur gouvernement devrait refléter cette nouvelle architecture institutionnelle, avec des ministres responsables devant l’Assemblée nationale. La nomination de Faure Gnassingbé marque ainsi une continuité du pouvoir sous une forme renouvelée. Selon des sources proches du pouvoir, la composition du prochain exécutif mêlera figures expérimentées et nouveaux visages, en ligne avec les objectifs de la feuille de route gouvernementale 2020-2025, […]

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Parliamentary Committee Urges Immediate Action on Delayed Pokuase-Mayera Affordable Housing Project

The Parliamentary Committee on Works and Housing has raised concerns over the prolonged delay of the Pokuase-Mayera affordable housing project, calling for immediate intervention to address the issues hindering its completion. The committee emphasized the project's significance in alleviating the housing deficit in the Greater Accra Region and improving living conditions for low- to middle-income earners. Background of the Pokuase-Mayera Housing Project Initiated in 2018, the Pokuase-Mayera affordable housing project was designed to provide over 1,500 housing units to address the growing demand for affordable homes in Accra. The project aimed to offer modern, cost-effective housing solutions to civil servants, young professionals, and low-income families. Current Status and Challenges Despite initial progress, the project has experienced significant delays due to various factors, including funding constraints, land acquisition issues, and administrative bottlenecks. These challenges have stalled construction activities, leaving many prospective […]

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Super Falcons Set for Cameroon Clash as WAFCON 2025 Preparations Kick Off After Six-Month Hiatus

Nigeria vs Cameroon: Super Falcons Break Silence with High-Stakes Friendly Nigeria’s Super Falcons will lock horns with arch-rivals Cameroon in a high-octane international friendly, marking the start of their delayed preparations for the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco. The match, reported by journalist Sam Ahmadu, comes after a six-month hiatus for the 11-time African champions, who last played in December 2023—a 2-1 defeat to France. WAFCON 2025: Nigeria’s Uphill Battle to Reclaim Glory Current Holders: South Africa’s Banyana Banyana, unbeaten in five matches since December (including wins over Lesotho and Malawi). Nigeria’s Challenge: The Falcons aim to reclaim their continental throne but face rusty form and limited match practice. Key Stat: Nigeria last won WAFCON in 2018; South Africa dethroned them in 2022. Cameroon Friendly: A Litmus Test for the Falcons Purpose: Shake off rust, test tactics, and evaluate new talent ahead of WAFCON. Timing: Scheduled for the […]

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Barcelona vs Inter Milan: Predicted Lineup for Champions League Semi-Final Showdown

Champions League Semi-Final: Barcelona’s Tactical Blueprint for Crushing Inter Milan Barcelona face a historic opportunity to secure their first Champions League Final berth since 2015 as they clash with Inter Milan in a high-stakes second leg at San Siro. After a chaotic 3-3 draw in the first leg, Hansi Flick’s side must navigate injuries, fatigue, and a raucous Italian crowd to book their ticket to Munich. Here’s our predicted lineup and tactical breakdown for Tuesday’s epic showdown. Defense: Patchwork Backline Under Pressure Key Injuries: Jules Kounde (out), Alejandro Balde (doubtful).With Kounde sidelined and Balde’s fitness uncertain, Flick is likely to deploy the same defensive quartet that stabilized the first leg: Right-Back: Eric García (stepping in for Kounde, despite natural CB tendencies). Center-Backs: Ronald Araujo (leader) + Pau Cubarsí (teenage composure). Left-Back: Iñigo Martínez (emergency LB role, prioritizing experience over pace). Why This Works: Araujo’s physicality neutralizes Lautaro […]

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Ghana’s gold reserves hit GH₵46billion in April 2025

The Bank of Ghana’s gold reserves reached a valuation of approximately GH₵46.3 billion at the end of April 2025 per the central bank’s announcement on May 6 that the price of gold had risen to GH₵46,086.32 per ounce. According to official data published by the Bank of Ghana, the nation’s total gold holdings stood at 31.37 tonnes as of April 30, 2025. This translates to 1,008,837.07 ounces of gold, using the standard conversion of 32,150.7 ounces per metric tonne. Multiplying the total ounces by the official spot price gives a calculated value of GH₵46,439,963,249.28, marking a rapid rise in the country’s reserves and underlining gold’s importance as a strategic financial asset for the Ghanaian economy.The central bank has gradually increased its reserves over the past two years, starting from 8.78 tonnes in May 2023 to over 31 tonnes by April […]

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