Former Asante Kotoko management member, Solomon Ofosu-Ware otherwise known as Chairmam Solo has attributed the team’s abysmal performance this season to bad recruitment. He believes the team’s failure to defend the Ghana Premier League title this season is as a result of lack of quality players in the club. Speaking to Kumasi-based Ezra FM, Chairmam Solo stated that Asante Kotoko problems started after the sacking of former coach Dr Prosper Nartey Ogum who guided the team to the league title last season. “Our problems this season started moment after sacking coach Ogum and frankly I don’t know what inspired that…
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Wesley Grammer Senior High School was the venue of attraction with some exciting and interesting displays from pullers at the K-Balm National Armwrestling Championahip held on Saturday. The competition, which was a steppingstone towards the forthcoming African Armwrestling Championship saw lots of participants from all sectors of the country battle out in the various categories to gain a slot in the continental event. The rollercoaster of emotions the pullers and supporters went through was indeed a sign of how far the Ghana Armwrestling Federation had come in helping to develop the sport nationwide. In the Men’s 65kg category, Samuel Adjetey…
King Faisal head coach Ignatius Osei-Fosu is optimistic his outfit will not be relegated from this season’s Ghana Premier League. The Kumasi-based club have dropped to the relegation zone after losing painfully to FC Samartex at the Dr Kwame Kyei Sports Complex at Abrankese in Kumasi last Sunday. Two late goals ensured FC Samartex returned to Samreboi with the three maximum points at the expense of King Faisal who needed the points badly. But Ignatius Osei-Fosu who was appointed the head coach of King Faisal Football Club last month, believes his outfit will do everything possible to escape relegation. Ignatius…
Hearts of Oak tactician, David Ocloo has admitted that his club’s ambition of winning this season’s Ghana Premier League title is over. This comes after the Phobians were trounced 5:1 by Medeama SC in matchday 31 of the Ghana Premier League at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday, May 21, 2023. Hearts of Oak were dominated and outplayed by the Yellow and Mauves despite playing at home. Speaking after the game, David Ocloo attributed the embarrassing defeat to poor defending from his defenders. “We defended very poorly in both halves, we allowed a lot of spaces which Medeama used to…
The much anticipated K-Balm National Armwrestling Open Championship scheduled for Saturday in Accra has received timely boast from Verna Mineral Water from Twellium Industries, Charcoal Tootpaste from Royal Dach, Swaggers Restaurant, and WADADA Ventures. The Ghana Armwrestlimg Federation (GAF) has called on all Ghanaian athletes and persons interested in armwrestling to present themselves to represent Ghana at local and international competitions. The K-Balm National Armwrestling championship will held on Saturday, May 20 at the Wesley Grammar School located at Dansoman in Accra. The competition will be used as an avenue to select athletes for the National Armwrestling Team, Golden Arms,…
The Chief Executive Officer for Goldstar Air, a private Ghanaian airline, Mr. Eric Bannerman has urged the youth in Ghana to embrace the employment opportunities available within the aviation sector in Ghana. He says as a country, there is a need to build the technical know-how of more Ghanaians willing to venture into the sector to take advantage of the opportunities available, because the airline is coming up with Goldstar City project which comprises Maintenance Repair Organization and Training facilities at Tamale for Pilots, Ground service crew, Cabin crew, Service person in maintenance, Counter agents, Travel agents, Tour operators, Country…
Morocco’s Youth Minister, Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid, has highlighted the efforts made by his country towards the implementation of the African Youth Charter. Mr Bensaid spoke at the just-ended African Ministerial Conference hosted by the Kingdom of Morocco this week. The Ministerial Conference was attended by 100 young leaders, representatives of National Youth Councils, civil society and African youth platforms. In attendance were several African Ministers of Youth from Burkina Faso, Botswana, Niger, Namibia, Mali, Somalia, Malawi, Ghana, and Senegal, as well as officials from Cameroon and Togo, among others. The Charter is meant to provide young people with a political…
A Chinese company operating in Ghana Sunda International has donated cash and household consumables, toiletries and T-shirts through the May 9 foundation for families of the victims of the Accra stadium disaster as well as other needy groups. The donations coincided with the 22nd anniversary of the tragic stampede which occurred during a soccer game between soccer rivals Accra hearts and Kumasi Asante Kotoko on May 9 2001. The tragic stampede claimed at least 126 lives and left many football supporters injured and their families in despair. The May 9 2001 Accra stadium disaster remains the number one sports tragedy…
GBfoods, distributors of the Gino brand of food products in Ghana have donated assorted food items and cash through the May 9 foundation for families of the victims of the May 9 Accra stadium disaster. The donations coincided with the 22nd anniversary of the tragic stampede which occurred during a soccer game between soccer rivals Accra hearts and Kumasi Asante Kotoko on May 9 2001. The tragic stampede claimed at least 126 lives and left many football supporters injured and their families in despair. The May 9 2001 Accra stadium disaster remains the number one sports tragedy in Ghana’s history.…
Red Eagle Rice, an Indian food distribution company in Ghana has donated food items including several 50kg bags of their brand of rice through the May 9 foundation for families of the victims of the May 9 Accra stadium disaster. The donations coincided with the 22nd anniversary of the tragic stampede which occurred during a soccer game between soccer rivals Accra hearts and Kumasi Asante Kotoko on May 9 2001. The tragic stampede claimed at least 126 lives and left many football supporters injured and their families in despair. The May 9 2001 Accra stadium disaster remains the number one…