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Mohammed Kudus Fined for Using Phone While Driving in UK

Ghanaian football star Mohammed Kudus has been fined for using his mobile phone while driving near West Ham’s training ground. The 24-year-old was pulled over by police on April 30, 2024, after being spotted handling his smartphone while behind the wheel of his £100,000 Mercedes. Kudus later explained that he was setting up the Sat Nav function on his device at the time.Initially, the Metropolitan Police issued a fixed penalty, but after Kudus failed to respond, the case was taken to court. Lavender Hill Magistrates’ Court found him guilty, resulting in a £220 fine, six penalty points on his license, and additional court costs of £110, along with an £88 victim surcharge.The case was handled under the Single Justice Procedure, allowing Kudus to avoid an open court appearance. As he prepares for West Ham’s upcoming clash with Brentford, he will […]

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Sulley Muntari Slams Ghana Premier League, Calls it a “Mess”.

Former Black Stars midfielder Sulley Muntari has strongly criticized the state of the Ghana Premier League (GPL), describing it as "a mess" and a "big hole" where money is being wasted. In an interview with 3Sports, Muntari, who ended his career with Hearts of Oak in 2022, expressed his disappointment with the league’s lack of progress and facilities.He revealed poor conditions, such as foul-smelling changing rooms, which he personally avoided by doing his laundry at home. Muntari's criticism extended to the lack of respect for players and the overall state of the league, highlighting that it had no future unless improvements were made.Muntari, who has played for top clubs like Inter Milan and AC Milan and was a key figure in Ghana's World Cup campaigns, stressed the need for funding to improve the local league. He also commented on the […]

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Mohammed Kudus Reaches 50 Premier League Appearances with West Ham.

Ghanaian footballer Mohammed Kudus has achieved a milestone of 50 Premier League appearances for West Ham United. Kudus played the full 90 minutes in a 2-0 loss to Crystal Palace on January 18, 2025. This season, the forward has scored three goals and provided one assist across 17 matches. In his debut season, he had an impressive record of 18 goals and seven assists in 48 appearances. Despite not scoring in this match, Kudus remains a key player for the Hammers, helping increase their appeal in the English Premier League.

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Stephen Appiah Returns to Black Stars Management Committee Ahead of 2026 World Cup.

Former Black Stars captain, Stephen Appiah, has been invited by the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to rejoin the reconstituted Black Stars management committee ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, set to begin in March.Led by GFA President Kurt Okraku, the committee's reformation is in progress, with key individuals such as Dr Randy Abbey, who will chair the committee, and Appiah, among the potential members. Richard Duah Nsenkyire, CEO of Ghana Premier League side Samartex, and Samuel Aboabri, Chairman of the Greater Accra Regional Football Association, are also expected to join.Despite Appiah's past reservations about the way appointments were handled, he is currently in discussions regarding his return. His concerns were previously shared with the relevant authorities and are expected to be addressed before final confirmation.Further appointments may include a technical director to assist Otto Addo and a team psychologist, […]

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Ex-Black Stars Player Granted Bail Over Alleged Visa Fraud.

Samuel Inkoom, a former Black Stars player, has been granted bail of GH¢100,000 with two sureties in connection with an alleged visa fraud case. Inkoom is accused of taking $4,000 from Madam Elizabeth Atarime Mboh Awuni, promising to secure a U.S. visa for her client, but failing to deliver. He denied the charges.In court, it was revealed that Inkoom had also collected $2,000 from another complainant, Madam Abigail Owusu, under similar pretenses. After failing to fulfill his promises, Inkoom went into hiding, prompting the victims to report him to the police.Inkoom admitted to taking the money but claimed he had sent it to a partner in the U.S. to process the visas. However, investigations found no such partner, and Inkoom was charged with fraud. A sum of $2,000 was returned to one of the complainants during the investigation. He is […]

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Hohoe Celebrates Opening of New 7,000-Seat Stadium.

Hohoe in the Volta Region has unveiled a new 7,000-seat stadium, marking a milestone in local sports development. The project, initially conceived in 2005 by MP John Peter Amewu when he was Municipal Chief Executive, was designed to nurture athletic talent in the region. Despite a pause in construction after Amewu left office in 2008, the project resumed in 2016 with support from local chiefs, private individuals, and the community.Amewu, recalling the humble beginnings of the project with 120,000 concrete blocks intended for a hotel, emphasized the stadium’s potential to cultivate future sports stars. Already, local athletes have caught the attention of national and international scouts, and plans to expand the stadium are underway. Amewu hopes to see players from Hohoe represent Ghana’s Black Stars in the future.

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Ex-Black Stars Player Inkoom Faces Court Over Alleged Visa Scam.

Samuel Inkoom, a former Black Stars player, is in legal trouble after being accused of defrauding a student, Benjamin Opare Addo, of $3,500. Inkoom allegedly promised to secure a visa for Addo to travel to the Netherlands but failed to deliver the service. In court, Inkoom denied the charges and was granted bail set at GH₵50,000. His defense highlighted that he had refunded part of the money and was working to return the balance. The case will resume on December 30, 2024. Inkoom, who runs S. Inkoom Travel and Tour, convinced Addo to pay a total of GH₵32,100 in installments for the visa, but failed to provide the promised documents.

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GFA President Kurt Okraku Reflects on Black Stars’ AFCON Disappointment.

Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has shared his heartfelt disappointment over the Black Stars’ failure to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).In a reflective Facebook post, Okraku described the team's journey from the pride of securing a spot in the 2022 FIFA World Cup to the heartbreak of this historic AFCON absence."My heart bleeds," he wrote, acknowledging the pain felt by fans and stakeholders. He called for patience, unity, and honest reflection to rebuild Ghanaian football.Despite widespread criticism, Okraku maintained optimism, promising, "We will rise from this temporary setback. It shall be well."The GFA is set to meet on Wednesday to discuss the way forward amid calls for reform and accountability.

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Gideon Mensah Reflects on Key Absences Ahead of AFCON 2025 Qualifiers.

Ghana's defender Gideon Mensah has expressed concern over the absence of eight key Black Stars players for this month’s AFCON 2025 qualifiers against Angola and Niger. The Ghana Football Association announced that players, including Tariq Lamptey, Alexander Djiku, Osman Bukari, and Inaki Williams, have withdrawn, with Joseph Paintsil opting out due to personal reasons.Despite the losses, Mensah remains optimistic about the team’s strength. Speaking at a training session in Accra, he acknowledged the importance of each player but emphasized that others are ready to step in.The Black Stars, currently third in Group F with two points, will play Angola on November 15 in Luanda and Niger on November 18 in Accra.

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Black Stars Face Setback as Eight Players Withdraw for AFCON Qualifiers.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) announced on November 11, 2024, that eight players have withdrawn from the Black Stars' squad for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Angola and Niger. The withdrawals, due to injuries and personal reasons, include Inaki Williams, Tariq Lamptey, Antoine Semenyo, and others. This leaves Ghana with a tougher challenge ahead as they aim for qualification. The GFA has called up six replacements, including Osman Bukari and Ransford Yeboah Koningsdorffer. Ghana’s first match is scheduled for November 15 against Angola.

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