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Black Stars Coach Drops Thomas Partey from Key AFCON Qualifiers.

Black Stars coach Otto Addo has shed light on the decision to leave Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey out of Ghana's 25-man squad for the final AFCON 2025 qualifiers against Angola and Niger. According to Addo, he had a private discussion with Partey and outlined the reasons for his absence, emphasizing his role in protecting players and maintaining team confidentiality."He wanted to join, but I explained my reasoning clearly," Addo said, noting that while the details remain private, the decision had been made.Partey’s absence also means a shift in the team’s leadership, with plans initially in place for him to assume the captaincy and guide the squad. In his absence, Jordan Ayew will step in as captain, while young talents like Mohammed Kudus and Alexander Djiku take on additional leadership responsibilities.Ghana will face Angola in Luanda on November 15 at Estádio […]

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Mohammed Kudus Suspended for Two Additional Matches After Red Card Incident.

Ghanaian footballer Mohammed Kudus has received a two-game suspension following his red card for violent conduct during a match against Tottenham last month. The incident, which took place in the 82nd minute of a 4-1 loss, saw Kudus involved in a physical altercation with Micky van de Ven, resulting in a melee between the players. Kudus had initially been shown a yellow card, which was later upgraded to a red after a VAR review. This suspension adds to his initial three-match ban, meaning he will miss West Ham's upcoming games against Newcastle and Arsenal. Kudus expressed deep regret for his actions, admitting they were out of character.

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GFA Plans for VAR in Ghana Premier League.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) is pushing for the implementation of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system as early as January 2025, according to Alex Kortey, the GFA's Referees Manager. The plan is to roll out VAR in the second round of the Ghana Premier League (GHPL) season. GFA president Kurt Okraku is leading the charge for this technological upgrade to improve officiating standards in the league.Kortey stressed that while the GFA is committed to implementing VAR, the system will not be available at all league venues. It will only be used in games broadcast live on television due to logistical challenges. He also highlighted the need to train media professionals to ensure proper language and understanding when discussing VAR decisions during broadcasts.Although the GFA's formal action plan targets full implementation for the 2025/26 season, trial runs are expected before […]

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Black Stars Urged to Prioritize Local Players for AFCON Qualifiers.

As Ghana's Black Stars approach their crucial final matches of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers, former Ghana defender Sam Johnson has suggested that local players should be given more opportunities to play in the games against Angola and Niger. With Ghana's qualification hopes hanging by a thread, Johnson, who has experience with Hearts of Oak and Fenerbahçe, believes that fielding local talent would provide invaluable exposure to top-level African competition.In his remarks, Johnson emphasized the importance of building the confidence of home-based players and preparing them for future international tournaments. However, he also expressed concerns about the declining quality of Ghana's domestic league, which has made it challenging to identify strong candidates for the national team. Despite this, Johnson remains hopeful that a mix of local and foreign-based players could help secure Ghana's position in the tournament.As […]

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Severe Food Shortages Lead to Repetitive Meals in Ghana’s Senior High Schools.

Senior High Schools (SHS) in Ghana are facing a serious food shortage, forcing students to eat the same meals multiple times daily. Since August 16, 2024, schools have been struggling to access funds, which has led them to buy essential perishables like tomatoes, onions, and fish on credit. Yet, items like ginger, sausages, and cooking salt remain difficult to obtain due to mounting debts.Salamatu Braimah, National Chairman of the Teachers and Educational Workers Union (TEWU), expressed concern over the lack of meal variety, with some schools providing rice for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The shortage has also affected other staple foods like maize, leading to monotonous diets that worry both students and staff.The ongoing crisis echoes a similar shortage reported in March 2024, where a documentary by JoyNews highlighted the challenges SHSs face under the Free SHS policy. Parents and […]

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Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo Inspired by Past Rejections.

Antoine Semenyo has become a standout player for Bournemouth this season, recently contributing to their historic victory over Manchester City. The 24-year-old Ghanaian forward has not only established himself as a regular starter but has also attracted interest from top Premier League clubs like Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur.Semenyo's journey to the top was marked by resilience, as he faced numerous rejections during his teenage years, including trials with Arsenal, Tottenham, Crystal Palace, Fulham, and Millwall. Reflecting on these experiences, Semenyo shared, "As a 15- or 16-year-old, you don’t know how to cope with your emotions… I did have a lot of doubts, but I had positive parents who always told me life’s not always going to be roses."After a successful stint with Bristol City, where he scored 21 goals in 125 games, Semenyo made the move to Bournemouth for over […]

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Ghana Prepares for Election 2024 with New AI-Focused Media Watch App to Counter Fake News.

As Ghana approaches its December 7 general election, the National Media Commission (NMC) has launched the "Media Watch" app to combat misinformation. The app allows citizens to report suspected fake news, which the NMC will then verify and take action on if necessary. This initiative addresses fears around artificial intelligence (AI) being used to create fake media, such as cloning election officials to falsely declare results. The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) warned of possible hacking risks, urging the Electoral Commission (EC) to fortify its IT systems. Dr. Eric Bossman Asare, Deputy EC Chairman, emphasized the Commission's largely manual vote-counting process to maintain transparency and reduce cyber threats. The NMC and CSA are collaborating to ensure credible information flows and to provide educational initiatives to help citizens recognize fake news.

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Kwesi Nyantakyi Sues Journalist for Defamation.

Kwesi Nyantakyi, the former President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), has initiated a defamation lawsuit against sports journalist Dan Kweku Yeboah, seeking GH₵10 million in damages. The lawsuit, filed on October 28, 2024, stems from allegations made by Yeboah during a broadcast on Peace FM, where he accused Nyantakyi of misappropriating GFA funds, specifically claiming that he withdrew US$2 million for personal gain.Nyantakyi asserts that these statements have significantly damaged his reputation and personal life, leading to distress and concerns from friends and family. He argues that the allegations were published with malicious intent and contends that the journalist and the media platforms knew the claims were false.The case highlights ongoing tensions in Ghanaian sports journalism and governance, particularly surrounding financial accountability and transparency in sports organizations.

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Michael Essien Receives UEFA Certificate in Football Management.

entor #5499 Former Ghanaian footballer Michael Essien has completed a UEFA certificate in football management, marking a significant step in his post-playing career. Known for his time with Chelsea and Real Madrid, Essien dedicated several months to the program, which included online courses and in-person sessions. On November 1, he shared his achievement on social media, expressing gratitude for the support he received during this journey. Essien currently works as an individual talent coach for FC Nordsjaelland in Denmark, where he uses his experience to mentor young players.

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Hearts of Oak’s Struggles Rooted in Player Quality, Not Coaching – Frank Nelson.

Former Board Member of Accra Hearts of Oak SC, Frank Nelson Nwokolo, has defended coach Aboubakar Ouattara amidst criticism of the club's poor performance in the Ghana Premier League. With Hearts of Oak currently sitting on 9 points after nine matches, some fans are calling for Ouattara's dismissal. However, Nelson insists the team's struggles stem from a lack of quality players rather than coaching shortcomings.In an interview with Luv Sports, Nelson emphasized the need for better recruitment practices, suggesting the club should focus on acquiring experienced players who have excelled in the premier league instead of those from lower divisions. He argued that Hearts of Oak has historically attracted top talent and should return to that standard.Nelson called for a strong scouting team to identify and recruit the best players before the season begins, advocating for a more strategic approach […]

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