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How much did Ghana spend on World Cup tickets, and who gets them?

The Sports Ministry has briefed Parliament on World Cup ticket procurement for Ghana's group matches.

Why is the NITA boss saying the African Games audit findings are too serious to ignore?

NITA boss Dr. Mark-Oliver Kevor is calling for accountability following the release of the African Games audit report. The report's findings have raised concerns about procurement practices and financial management - and the public wants to know why.

Discover how President Mahama's vision for sports infrastructure in Ghana has evolved, promising wider benefits for more regions.

President John Mahama's stadium construction plan has been significantly expanded, as announced by Sports Minister Kofi Adams. This revision aims to

Mahama says the state won't fund travel for Ghanaian fans to the 2026 World Cup- but why?

President Mahama addressed Ghanaians in London regarding the 2026 World Cup. He touched on the costs associated with sending supporters to the tournament- and how the government is approaching the situation.

How much did Ghana pay to fill the stands at the 2026 World Cup?

Ghana's Sports Minister appeared before Parliament to account for World Cup spending.

An audit report implicates a former minister in alleged irregularities - but what exactly is he accused of?

Mustapha Ussif, former Minister of Youth and Sports, is at the center of an audit concerning the 13th African Games. The report suggests irregularities- but what could they be?

Evelyn Nsiah Asare is breaking barriers in sports and now pursuing doctoral excellence - but why logistics?

Evelyn Nsiah Asare is making waves in both sports and academia. Her pursuit of a doctorate in logistics hints at a desire to impact fields beyond sports - but how?

An audit uncovers irregularities in the African Games expenditure - how will this impact Ghana's financial systems?

A new audit has been conducted regarding the financial administration of the 13th African Games. The report exposes deep structural failures in public financial management - but what does this mean for the future?