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The minister's clarification raises questions about who pays national teams before major tournaments.

Sports Minister Kofi Adams addresses whether Ghana's U-17 women's team is owed payments ahead of World Cup qualification.

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…

The Ministry of Sports has issued a statement clarifying the financial status of the Black Queens- but what exactly did they say about the team's

Ghana's Ministry of Sports and Recreation has addressed concerns regarding outstanding payments to the Black Queens national football team. This

While financial aid offers a temporary boost, many are questioning whether the Ghana Premier League is addressing its fundamental issues for

Ghana Premier League clubs are set to receive significant financial support for the upcoming season, a move that has sparked discussion among

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.

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?