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Four Ghanaian media officers are heading to Glasgow 2026-find out how their unique mission will transform coverage of the Commonwealth Games.

NPC Ghana is sending four accredited media officers to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games to cover Team Ghana's participation. This initiative aims

The Asantehene is throwing his weight behind a major sports initiative - but why now?

Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has signaled his support for the Ghana Sports Fund. The Asantehene's backing could be a game-changer for sports development - but what does this mean for the future of Ghanaian sports?

Despite a recent defeat, a key sports official urges Ghanaians to rally behind the Black Stars, hinting at promising developments within the team.

The Administrator of the Ghana Sports Fund, Dr. David Kofi Wuaku, has called on Ghanaians to support the Black Stars following their recent

Mubarak Haruna's storytelling earned him continental recognition- but what makes his documentaries so special?

JoySports' Mubarak Haruna received continental recognition at the AIPS Sport Media Awards. His work stood out among thousands of entries- but what stories did he tell that resonated so deeply?

Iran is demanding guarantees for its participation in the World Cup - but what are they and why do they matter?

Iran has stated it will participate in the upcoming World Cup, but is seeking guarantees from FIFA and the hosts. Tensions are rising around the team's participation- but what are the demands?

Are reports of mass visa denials for Ghanaian World Cup fans true - and what does the Ambassador say?

Ghana's Ambassador to the US, Emmanuel Victor Smith, is addressing concerns about visa denials for Ghanaian supporters hoping to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He is attempting to clarify information amid growing worries among fans- but what will he find?

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?

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.