What began as a quest for academic advancement has become a powerful story of perseverance, faith and personal growth for Andy Mintah Yiadom, who emerged as the Best Graduating Student in the MSc Procurement & Supply Chain Management programme at Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) during the University’s 35th Congregation. Andy entered GCTU with sheer determination. Balancing life as a branch manager, consultant and student, he committed himself to a journey that demanded resolve and sacrifice. For him, the university experience extended far beyond lectures and examinations. “GCTU didn’t just give me a classroom; it gave me a mirror,” he…
Author: Kelvin Papa Sackey
Abena Antwiwaa Apenteng has graduated from the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC) with First Class Honours in Public Relations and Marketing, marking the successful completion of four years of academic excellence. The milestone was achieved at the university’s graduation ceremony held on 28 November 2025. Reflecting on her journey, Abena credits her achievement to unwavering family support, particularly from her mother, whom she describes as the backbone of her academic success. In her words, “I would like to express my deepest gratitude to my mom, whose unwavering love, patience, and belief in me have been the foundation of…
Eugene Gyamfi Ansong has emerged as one of the standout achievers at this year’s graduation ceremony of the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC), securing two prestigious awards in recognition of his exceptional academic performance and dedication. Gyamfi was adjudged the Best Graduating Student – Faculty of Business and Strategic Communications, a category that celebrates the highest-performing student within the faculty. His outstanding effort earned him a cash prize of ₵5,000, generously sponsored by Prudential Bank. He was also named the Best Graduating Male Student, a title accompanied by a brand-new laptop and accessories from the Lebanese Embassy, an…
Ghanaian footballers across Europe delivered a mixed but eventful weekend of performances, with goals, assists, and key comebacks shaping the latest round of action. Three players found the net: Francis Kyeremeh scored for FK Sarajevo in their 2-1 defeat to Prijedor, Edmund Baidoo struck for Red Bull Salzburg despite a 3-2 loss to WSG Tirol, and Kwaku Karikari was also on target for Zeleznicar Pancevo in their 3-1 victory over Partizan. ENGLAND In the Premier League, Mohammed Kudus featured for 78 minutes for Arsenal as they fell 4-1 to rivals Tottenham. In the Championship, Forson Amankwah made a brief appearance…
As an avid follower of the Ghana Premier League, it’s bewildering to note that Kamaradini Mamudu, one of the league’s most consistent and prolific defenders, has been conspicuously absent from recent Black Stars squads. The 23-year-old has been delivering sterling performances for Medeama Sporting Club, leaving me to wonder why he’s been overlooked. Mamudu’s Black Stars debut against Niger in the AFCON qualifiers on November 18, 2024, was a resounding success, earning him subsequent call-ups, including the 2025 Unity Cup matches against Nigeria and Trinidad and Tobago. However, despite his electrifying form for Medeama, he’s been inexplicably omitted from recent…
Pathways on Friday November 14 held its latest Pathway Partner Hangout at the Nii Teiko Tsuru Astro Turf in Adabraka, bringing together individuals who, despite never playing football at the professional level, remain deeply connected to the sport. The event, staged between 3pm and 5pm, created a vibrant atmosphere where participants engaged in friendly football games, mentorship sessions, and open conversations aimed at inspiring personal and professional growth. The initiative is designed to offer a space for people who love the game but did not pursue professional careers, allowing them to reconnect with their passion while building valuable networks. Beyond…
Eighteen players have reported to the Black Stars’ camp at the Ana Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nagoya, Japan, as preparations continue ahead of Ghana’s international friendly against Japan in the 2025 Kirin Cup. Sixteen players arrived on Tuesday to join home-based duo Kelvin Nkrumah and Prince Owusu, who departed Accra on Sunday. Among those already in camp are goalkeepers Lawrence Ati-Zigi and Joseph Anang, defenders Derrick Kohn, Alidu Seidu, Gideon Mensah, and Jerome Opoku, as well as attackers Antoine Semenyo, Kamaldeen Sulemana, and Brandon Thomas-Asante. Midfielders Abu Francis, Kwasi Sibo, and Caleb Yirenkyi have also joined the squad. Hearts of…
The Ghana Football Association has announced three debut call-ups to the Black Stars ahead of this week’s international friendlies against Japan and South Korea. Czech Republic–based striker Prince Kwabena Adu, Medeama SC winger Kelvin Nkrumah, and CF Montréal forward Prince Osei Owusu have all been included in Otto Addo’s squad as Ghana continue preparations for next year’s FIFA World Cup. Prince Kwabena Adu, a former Bechem United forward, has been in fine form in the Czech top flight, earning a deserved opportunity to stake a claim for a regular spot in the national team. Montreal’s Prince Osei Owusu also earns…
Ghanaian football giants Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club are celebrating 114 years of existence today, November 11, 2025— marking over a century of football heritage, continental glory, and unbreakable spirit. Founded in 1911, Hearts of Oak remains Ghana’s oldest surviving football club and one of the most successful in the nation’s history. The club has won 21 Ghana Premier League titles, 12 FA Cups six President’s Cups, and the coveted CAF Champions League in 2000, alongside the CAF Confederation Cup in 2005 — achievements that earned them the nickname *“The Continental Club Masters.” The Phobians’ journey has been one…
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has officially announced plans to organize a testimonial match in honour of legendary striker and former Black Stars captain Asamoah Gyan, celebrating his illustrious career and immense contribution to Ghanaian football. The event, which will be organised in collaboration with Gyan himself, is intended to serve as a befitting tribute to a player whose name has become synonymous with the Black Stars’ modern era. But beyond the celebration, the decision has sparked rich debate — does Asamoah Gyan deserve it? Is the GFA setting a precedent? And how will his illustrious peers view this moment?…