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Asamoah Gyan postpones All Regional Games to 2025

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Asamoah Gyan has postponed the All Regional Games, originally set for this year, to 2025. Launched in July 2024 to discover sporting talent in Ghana, trials had already begun for athletes aged 18 to 23. Gyan stated that the delay would allow for a “bigger and more impactful event.”

Details on the new date will be announced soon, with each region responsible for selecting their top athletes across nine sports disciplines. Gyan reassured registered athletes that their data is secure and they will have priority for the 2025 event, while new athletes will also be welcomed through rigorous trials.

Initially aligned with the New Patriotic Party (NPP) as chairman of their Youth and Sports sub-committee, Gyan later renounced his membership to focus on humanitarian efforts, stating he had not “been fair to the youth and the people of Ghana.”

“Inside information” leading to conflict and disunity between key players of the Blackstars

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Thomas Partey told Otto Addo that he was not feeling comfortable to board the flight despite GFA’s approval from FIFA to access his injury in Ghana.

Alexander Djiku who is also a deputy captain lied to Otto Addo that, his club Fenerbahçe have a match in order for him to rest before joining the Black Stars squad.

As for Jordan Ayew, he was unhappy with Otto Addo’s decision to name Kudus as a captain instead of him that drove him to fight Ati Zigi.

  • Reasons why Kudus was chosen Black Stars captain that brought conflict in the team revealed.

“Dr. Bawumia’s digitalization agenda will create jobs for the youth” – Guru NKZ

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Guru NKZ, a prominent Ghanaian musician and the newly elected President of the University of Ghana Students Representative Council, has expressed strong support for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s digitalization agenda.

He believes that this initiative will significantly benefit the creative arts industry and generate more employment opportunities for the youth.

Guru NKZ emphasizes the importance of aligning with leaders whose policies can drive progress. “Voting is about supporting ideologies that push us forward, especially in a digital age.

I fully back Dr. Bawumia’s vision for a digital future,” he stated during an interview with Amansan Krakye.

He added that the anticipated job creation will help alleviate the challenges posed by the declining currency, making the proposed policies not only effective but essential for Ghana’s development.

Guru NKZ reassures that his actions stem from a genuine desire for positive change, emphasizing that successful implementation of these policies will benefit everyone in the nation.

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Jordan Ayew at the verge of ending his international duties with Blackstars

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Multiple sources, including Dan Kwaku Yeboah, have revealed that Jordan Ayew may decline future national team appearances, commencing with the November international break, due to tactical disagreements with Otto Addo.

Ayew criticized the traditional 4-3-2-1 formation, citing inadequate midfield support and ineffective attacking strategies.

This led to a confrontation, resulting in his benching for the second leg match against Sudan.

The Ghana Football Association has yet to intervene, but sources indicate Ayew’s participation is contingent upon a managerial change.

Arsenal and Newcastle United compete for Antoine Semenyo in €40 million transfer

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Arsenal and Newcastle United are gearing up for a fierce contest to secure the services of Ghanaian forward Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth during the January transfer window.

The 24-year-old has made a significant impact this season, netting three goals in seven appearances, drawing interest from both Premier League heavyweights.

Reports suggest that each club is preparing to offer €40 million for Semenyo. However, Bournemouth may resist this figure due to Semenyo’s long-term contract, which extends until 2029.

Arsenal aims to strengthen their squad as they juggle multiple competitions, including the UEFA Champions League. Semenyo’s adaptability could provide crucial support to key players like Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli.

On the other hand, Newcastle seeks to enhance their attacking options alongside Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon as they continue their upward trajectory in English football.

With the January transfer window fast approaching, the battle for Semenyo’s signature promises to be an exciting one, leaving fans eager to see where he will ultimately land.

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Mohammed Kudus eyes redemption in matches against Angola and Niger

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After a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Sudan in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, Black Stars captain Mohammed Kudus is determined to lead his team to redemption.

Ghana will face Angola on November 11th and Niger on November 15th, and Kudus has called on both his teammates and fans to remain hopeful.

In a heartfelt statement shared on Instagram, Kudus expressed his regret over the recent performances.

“As the captain in these two games, I deeply apologize on behalf of the team to the people of Ghana for our matches against Sudan in Accra and Libya.”

Despite the setback, the Black Stars are eager to bounce back. Currently sitting on two points in Group F, Ghana needs to secure victories in the upcoming matches to keep their qualification hopes alive.

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Oxlade praises Ghana’s love over Nigeria

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Nigerian singer Oxlade recently shared that he feels more appreciated in Ghana than in his home country.

In an interview, he opened up about the immense support he receives from Ghanaians, which, according to him, surpasses what he gets in Nigeria.

Oxlade explained his decision to feature Ghanaian rap legend Sarkodie on his debut album, Oxlade from Africa.

He also addressed past frustrations he voiced on social media, revealing that he had faced boycotts and manipulation attempts from some figures in the Nigerian music industry.

“If I’m being honest, Ghana has shown me more love than Nigeria,” Oxlade stated, adding that he resents how some in the industry try to control others’ careers.

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Shatta Bandle welcomes his second child with heartwarming photos

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Popular Ghanaian socialite Shatta Bandle has joyfully announced the arrival of his second child. The diminutive internet sensation shared the exciting news on his Instagram, posting adorable photos of his newborn.

In one picture, Shatta Bandle is seen beaming as he holds the baby at the hospital. Another photo shows the infant peacefully asleep. The proud father, who welcomed his first child in September 2022, congratulated himself on becoming a father of two, saying, “Congratulations to myself.”

Fans and followers flooded the comment section with congratulatory messages, with many pointing out the striking resemblance between Shatta Bandle and his newborn.

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Derek Boateng: Stephen Appiah could run the Ghana Football Association better than Kurt Okraku

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Former Black Stars midfielder Derek Boateng believes that Stephen Appiah has the potential to lead football in Ghana as the Football Association president.

Appiah, who captained Ghana to its first World Cup appearance in 2006 in Germany, is considered one of the country’s greatest footballers.

In an interview, Boateng, who played alongside the former Juventus midfielder at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, praised Appiah’s leadership qualities and insisted he is well-suited to be the president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).

Stephen Appiah can run the Ghana Football Association clean and the institution will work well.
Every Black stars player has high respect for him but some GFA executives want to run down players by claiming players cant run GFA. #ghanamedia #BlackStars

Derek Boateng: Stephen Appiah could run the Ghana Football Association better than Kurt Okraku

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Former Black Stars midfielder Derek Boateng believes that Stephen Appiah has the potential to lead football in Ghana as the Football Association president.

Appiah, who captained Ghana to its first World Cup appearance in 2006 in Germany, is considered one of the country’s greatest footballers.

In an interview, Boateng, who played alongside the former Juventus midfielder at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, praised Appiah’s leadership qualities and insisted he is well-suited to be the president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).

Stephen Appiah can run the Ghana Football Association clean and the institution will work well.
Every Black stars player has high respect for him but some GFA executives want to run down players by claiming players cant run GFA. #ghanamedia #BlackStars

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