The Ghana Boxing Interim Management Committee (GBIMC) has condemned former boxer Michael Nii Ayitey Okai, popularly known as Ayitey Powers, over an alleged death threat issued on social media against National Sports Authority (NSA) Director-General Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, calling for his arrest and prosecution.

The committee’s position follows reports that the Ghana Police Service was seeking Ayitey Powers over the alleged threat.

The development adds another layer to tensions surrounding Ghana’s boxing administration and recent disagreements between stakeholders and the NSA.

Serie A returns for a new season, with the opening weekend offering an immediate reminder of why Italy’s top flight remains one of Europe’s most compelling leagues. Reigning champions Inter Milan begin their title defence at home to Monza, while Napoli, Juventus, Milan and Roma all face intriguing tests as the battle for the Scudetto gets underway.

SuperSport on DStv and GOtv presents the best football in the world, with cracking action from the Premier League, Ligue 1, La Liga and Serie A lighting up your screens from August 20-24,  2026.

Ghana’s Black Queens have been handed a challenging route in their bid to secure a place at the FIFA Women’s World Cup Brazil 2027.

The Black Queens will compete in the Preliminary Phase of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Play-Off Tournament, scheduled to take place from November 24 to December 5, 2026.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has unveiled a “Triple Ball Development Policy”, also known as the “One Player, Three Football Policy”, to improve player development across the country’s football pyramid.

Under the initiative, every registered player in the Ghana Premier League, Division One League, women’s football, regional leagues and Colts football will have access to three footballs each season for four years through their respective clubs.

Speaking at the GFA’s 32nd Ordinary Congress at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram, GFA President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku described the policy as one of the Association’s most transformative interventions.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has presented five vehicles to the Greater Accra and Northern Regional Football Associations, as well as key operational departments of the Association, under the FIFA Forward Programme.

The initiative forms part of the GFA’s broader efforts to improve mobility, administrative efficiency and football development at both regional and national levels.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced substantial financial and logistical support for clubs in both the Division One League (DOL) and the Women’s Premier League (WPL).

For the Division One League, the GFA will continue to absorb the cost of referees’ and Match Commissioners’ fees, while each of the 48 participating clubs will receive GH₵120,000.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced a major financial boost for all 18 clubs participating in the Ghana Premier League ahead of the 2026/27 season.

GFA President Kurt Okraku revealed at the 32nd Ordinary Congress at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram that each Ghana Premier League club will receive GHS 1 million before the start of the new campaign.

The announcement represents a significant intervention aimed at strengthening the financial position of clubs and providing them with resources to operate more effectively throughout the season.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced a major welfare initiative that will see US$200,000 committed over the next four years to support the healthcare needs of former national team players.

GFA President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku made the announcement during the Association’s 32nd Ordinary Congress at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram on Thursday, outlining a new intervention under the GFA Foundation Player Welfare Initiative.

Under the programme, the GFA will allocate US$50,000 every year for the next four years to assist former national team players who are battling various medical conditions.

Former Youth Coordinator of the Ghana Olympic Committee, Emmanuel Olla Williams, has advised FIFA to discipline countries that fail to feature all registered players during the World Cup tournament.

The Ghana–Anhui Chamber of Commerce and Industry has strengthened Ghana’s grassroots  sports development drive with the donation of 2,120 sports items to the National  Sports Authority’s Resource Mobilisation and Partnership Committee (RMPC).

The items, presented at a ceremony at ESP Hotel in Labone, Accra, comprise 600 pairs of footwear, including Peace canvas sneakers and casual shoes, and 1,520 Peace T-shirts in adult unisex sizes ranging from XS to 3XL.

Former Black Stars captain André Dede Ayew has called for greater investment in grassroots  sports, drawing from his own journey from community football to the highest level of the game.

Ayew, who made a surprise appearance at the ESP Hotel in Labone, Accra, for a presentation of sports items to the National  Sports Authority’s Resource Mobilisation and Partnership Committee (RMPC) by the Ghana–Anhui Chamber of Commerce and Industry, hailed the gesture to support the upcoming Constituency Games, and it’s significance to Ghana’s grassroots sports development drive.

The President of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF), Mr Frederick Lartey Otu, has unveiled plans to launch the largest-ever kids taekwondo development project in the country, as part of an ambitious grassroots agenda aimed at transforming the sport from the ground up.

Mr Otu disclosed this when he led a high-powered GTF Executive Board delegation to engage the Director General of the National Sports Authority (NSA), Mr Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, on the sidelines of the federation’s two-day leadership retreat held at the Plus 33 Hotel in Sakumono, Greater Accra Region. 

An English athletics coach and former Commonwealth Games gold medallist who was reported missing is serving a prison sentence in Morocco after being convicted of sexually assaulting a minor, BBC Sport can reveal.

Leon Baptiste, who was coaching a group of leading British track athletes in the run-up to this summer’s Commonwealth Games and European Championships, suddenly went out of contact more than three months ago.

Bayern Munich midfielder Jamal Musiala says he is being treated for a “neurological dysfunction” after collapsing during a match for the second time in four days.

On Tuesday, Musiala collapsed six minutes after coming off the bench in Bayern’s 4-2 friendly victory at Heidenheim.

The 23-year-old appeared dazed as he received medical treatment and was helped off the pitch.