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Ballon d’Or 2025 Makes History: Gender Equality Takes Center Stage in Paris Ceremony

Ballon d’Or 2025: A New Era of Equality and Inclusion Football’s most prestigious individual honor, the Ballon d’Or, is set to make history on September 22, 2025, at Paris’ iconic Théâtre du Châtelet. For the first time, the awards will feature equal categories for men and women, reflecting a landmark shift toward gender parity in global football. Key Updates for 2025 Equal Awards: Six categories each for men and women, including: � Best Goalkeeper (Women’s) 🌟 Best Young Player (Women’s) ⚽ Top Scorer (Women’s)(Existing men’s categories remain, with parity in structure.) The Socrates Award: A new accolade honoring players (any gender) driving social change through solidarity initiatives. Why This Matters Closing the Gap: The inclusion of women’s-specific awards addresses historical imbalances in recognition. Global Spotlight: The ceremony amplifies women’s football amid rising popularity post-2023 World Cup. Social Impact: The Socrates Award aligns football’s elite […]

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Leadership Woes at the Heart of Ghana Football’s Decline.

In recent years, Ghana’s football, particularly its senior national team, the Black Stars, has seen a significant downturn in performance. This decline is not limited to the senior team but spans various levels, including youth and women's football. The current Ghana Football Association (GFA) president, Kurt Okraku, has come under fire for his role in this ongoing deterioration. Despite boasting talented players in top European leagues, Ghana’s national teams have failed to make any significant impact under Okraku’s leadership, including a historic failure to reach knockout stages in major tournaments during his tenure. The blame, Okraku argues, lies with player performance, but many critics point to his administration as the consistent factor across Ghana’s struggling football scene.

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Football 4 Girls Project Set to Kick Off in Brong Ahafo.

The Brong Ahafo Region is set to host the "Football 4 Girls" project from October 15-17, 2024. This initiative, led by the Ghana Education Service and the Technical Directorate, aims to nurture the football talents of girls aged 6-12 across eight schools in the region. Organized by the Brong Ahafo Regional Football Association (BARFA), this project is part of the GFA’s Women's Football Strategy, which started in 2022, and focuses on promoting football among young girls.

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