Major event venues in Glasgow will be powered by renewable electricity as EDF, Britain’s biggest generator of zero carbon electricity*, becomes the Official Energy and Utilities Principal Partner of Glasgow 2026 and an Official Partner for all Home Nations; Team Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The Games will be staged across an eight-mile corridor […]
In the landscape of Ghanaian media, certain voices do more than just report the action; they become the very heartbeat of the games we love. For decades, one name has stood unrivalled at the intersection of passion, precision, and storytelling: Kwabena Yeboah. In a fitting tribute to his legendary career, the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA)
The Ghana Davis Cup team has successfully concluded its final training session at the Backyard Club in Osu and is set to depart later this afternoon for Nairobi, Kenya, ahead of the 2026 Davis Cup Africa Group competition. After an intensive week-long camp, the players completed their last on-court workout under the supervision of coaches
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The Ghana Davis Cup team will hold its final training session on Friday morning at the Backyard Club in Osu before departing for Nairobi, Kenya, where they will compete in the 2026 Davis Cup Africa Group competition from June 15 to 21 on clay courts. Over the past week, the team has undergone an intensive
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By Nii Otoe Bruce-Tagoe Ghana will compete in the 2026 Billie Jean King Cup Africa Group III in Botswana from July 13–18, where 11 countries will battle for the lone promotion spot to Africa Group II. The participating nations are Algeria, Botswana, Burundi, Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Namibia, Nigeria, Tunisia, and Zimbabwe. As preparations continue,
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By Twenty-Nine Photo Studio | Accra, Ghana The roar inside the Borteyman Sports Complex said everything. For two unforgettable days in Accra, Africa’s strongest athletes gathered for the African Armwrestling Championship, where twenty-one nations arrived carrying ambition, national pride, and the dream of standing at the summit of African armwrestling. When the final grip was
