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GFA presidential race:
George Afriyie, the disqualified contender for the presidency of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), is considering taking legal action to halt the forthcoming executive elections in pursuit of justice. Mr Afriyie’s legal team is in the early stages of initiating proceedings to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) in Switzerland with the aim of overturning a decision handed down by the GFA Appeals Committee, which upheld an earlier ruling by the election committee disqualifying the football administrator from contesting the FA’s top position. GFA boss unopposed Consequently, the incumbent GFA President, Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, stands as the […]Read more...
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Hisense extends partnership
Hisense, a leading electronics brand, has officially confirmed the extension of its collaboration with the renowned Ghana Premier League team, Asante Kotoko. In a press statement, Hisense expressed admiration for the team’s unwavering commitment, diligence, and perseverance, all of which resonate deeply with the core values of their brand. The release highlighted, “This partnership has significantly elevated our brand’s visibility and fostered a robust connection with the extensive fan base of Ghanaian soccer.” It further stated, “With the upcoming season on the horizon, we hold high hopes and firmly believe that Kotoko’s exceptional talent and unyielding determination will translate into […]Read more...
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Boxing Federation chief
The President of the Ghana Boxing Federation (GBF), Bernard Quartey, has emphatically stressed that the revitalisation of amateur boxing hinges on deliberate and consistent investment to ensure future boxing champions are well nurtured and also guaranteed medals for Ghana on the international stage. This funding, he emphasised, should encompass various aspects, including regular training, stipends for boxers and dedicated trainers, and access to physiotherapy and psychological support. “The state must also provide us with the state-of-the-art equipment and create a conducive environment for training and practising the sport,” Mr Quartey added as he stressed the critical need for modern facilities. […]Read more...
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Cycling: Tagoe wins
A cyclist from the Quickstep Cycling Club, Solomon Tagoe, rode his way to victory in this year’s Tour Du Ghana which climaxed at Olebu, Ablekuma, in the Greater Accra Region. The intense competition featured 93 elite cyclists vying for a coveted spot in the national team, with their sights set on the forthcoming 13th African Games (Accra 2023) to be held in Ghana next March. After a gruelling five-day battle on the open road, Tagoe secured the highly sought-after Leader’s Jersey, sponsored by South Korea-based bicycle manufacturer, DerbyWheel, renowned for organising the specialised cycling event known as Pro Kieran. The […]Read more...
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GBF vice cries
The Ghana Boxing Federation (GBF) has blamed bad officiating for their poor performance at the Olympic Games qualifiers in Senegal. According to the Vice-President of the federation, Dauda Fuseini, they would soon commence the process of appealing the bad decisions that were handed to the Ghanaian boxers at the qualifiers. Explaining to the Graphic Sports in an interview about how they lost most of their fights, the vice-president said they were handed a raw deal and fights that were obvious Ghanaian boxers had won were still called for their opponents. He said the GBF would not sit unconcern by what […]Read more...
