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FIFA confirms Kevin Boateng Ghana switch
Portmouths midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng can now play for the Black Stars of Ghana following a nationality switch approved by FIFA Wednesday.
This was confirmed by the Black Stars Management Committee Chairman Fred Pappoe in an interview with Joy Sports' Acting Sports Editor Ernest Koranteng.
Essien angered by father’s ‘false’ stories
With 29 days to the FIFA World Cup in South Africa, Ghana's ace midfielder, Michael Essien, is not only saddled with concerns about his fitness but also media reports about neglecting his sick father in Ghana. ...
John Pantsil is back!!!
John Pantsil returned to action as Fulham impressed once again and continued their recent fine form – but were denied three points as a result of Sylvan Ebanks-Blake’s free-kick....
High hopes may turn to dismay for African teams
Sun 4 Apr 2010 (AP) - JOHANNESBURG - With Didier Drogba, Michael Essien and Samuel Eto'o all playing in the first World Cup to be staged on their own continent, hopes are high that African football will produce its......
Ghana international Owusu-Abeyie completes Qatar move
Ghana international Quincy Owusu-Abeyie has signed a three-year deal with Qatar club Al Saad after leaving Portsmouth....
Inkoom: Ghana can go all the way
Since playing his way into the hearts of the Black Stars fans last year, 20-year-old defender Samuel Inkoom has become one of the most important members of Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac's squad, epitomising an exciting new generation of players in the national team known as the 'young and wild ones.' The right-back made his......
Ghana draws Togo, Burkina in WAFU Nations Cup
Ghana home-based Black Star have been drawn alongside Togo, Burkina Faso,and Liberia in Group B of the West African Union Nations and Eyadema Cup, kicking off in Abeokuta on April 9. In Group A of the competition Nigeria will slug it out with......
Prince merits World Cup call
Dundee United defender Garry Kenneth believes team-mate Prince Buaben should get a summer job — with Ghana at the World Cup. Midfielder Buaben turned in yet another starring performance on Saturday, grabbing the Tangerines’ second goal in the impressive 3-0 win over Motherwell. That tightened their grip on third » read more...
Black Stars invited for Obama tournament
Three African countries - Kenya, Nigeria and Ghana - are among the countries invited to the inaugural President Barack Obama Cup Football tournament in the United States in May. ...
Omen
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22 May, 2010 12:16:48
So is this how the President is ruling in Ghana, sacking ministers like nobody's business? His turn will come too.
Omen
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01 May, 2010 12:19:41
I wouldn't mind training and swimming 9 to 5 if I was paid millions to do it! Isn't that his job anyway? Why all the ...
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01 May, 2010 12:15:09
One thing is for sure: the money goes from president to president (ex- and current alike) and will never reach the ordinary masses. Why ...
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