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Two names could unravel the government's claim about the World Cup travellers - but who are they?

The Minority in Parliament is challenging the government's claim that all 431 government-sponsored World Cup travellers have returned to Ghana.

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.

Ghana's Black Princesses are heading to the U-20 Women's World Cup, carrying the weight of national expectation and a chance to make history.

Ghana's Ministry of Sports and Recreation has issued a goodwill message to the Black Princesses as they prepare for the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women's World

New directives from the sports ministry could reshape how Ghana's national teams are managed - but what exactly changes?

The Ministry of Sports and Recreation has ordered the Ghana Football Association to overhaul the Black Stars' technical team and management…

Discover how a new sports complex in Kenyasi is set to transform local communities and accelerate sports development.

The Minerals Commission has inaugurated a GH¢28 million multipurpose sports complex in Kenyasi, aimed at boosting sports development and physical

After a string of impressive international results, the Ghana Volleyball Federation is making a significant appeal-find out why their request could

The Ghana Volleyball Federation is seeking increased government support following a series of strong international performances. Their recent

Ghanaian athletes are reportedly facing significant welfare issues, prompting a parliamentary inquiry into the Sports Ministry's handling of their

The Minority caucus is demanding accountability from Ghana's Sports Ministry regarding alleged welfare failures for national athletes. This comes

When politicians blame each other for Black Stars defeats, who really undermines Ghana's football governance?

Ghana's two main political parties, the NPP and NDC, are scrutinized for their role in undermining the Ghana Football Association while demanding…

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.

Is the GFA truly independent, or should its finances be open to public scrutiny? - The debate intensifies.

GFA Executive Council member Nana Sarfo Oduro defends the Association's handling of accommodation for national teams and coaches - sparking public debate. He argues GFA expenditure shouldn't be treated as public funds scrutiny, raising questions about financial responsibility.