Ghanaian talented and dope singer who hails from the Central Region of Ghana known as Koby Symple, is really working hard in his music career touching the lives of people with no hope on the Street.
With the release of his latest hit song titled ‘Time Aso’, lot of People on the Street has been touched in a positive way through the great motivational content in the song.
Click on the link to check out how people lives has been changed through the song:
Top notch Record Label in Ghana widely known as Lynx entertainment with lot big artistes coming from their camp, has signed new artiste to their camp.
The record label can boast of acts like, Zigi, Asem, Eazy, Mzvee, Kuami Eugene, KiDi just to mention a few.
Lynx entertainment has signed a new act by name, Sam Oladotun who is a gospel musician.
The new artiste is already out with his first single titled, “Who Am I” which has a video attached to it.
KiDi posted the video of the new act with the caption, ” Welcome to the gang @samoladotunmusic 🔥🔥🔥🔥
check out his new song and be filled with the spirit 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽” as he welcomed the new singer.
Watch video below;
The national team of Ghana widely known as the Black Stars will face South Africa, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia in the 2nd round qualifiers of the Qatar 2022 Fifa World Cup.
This challenge draw was held last Tuesday by the Confederations of African Football in Egypt.
Although the Black Stars are already in the same qualifying group with South Africa for the 2021 African Cup of Nations in Cameroon, they will meet them again for the World cup qualification.
Few month ago, Ghana defeated South Africa 2:0 in the opening match of the 2021 Afcon qualifier in Cape Coast.
The Tuesday’s draw saw 40 African countries placed into 10 groups of 4 countries and only the ten group winners will advance to the 3rd and final round of qualifiers.
At the final round, the ten group winners will be split into two and paired for a two-leg, home and away encounters.
The final Winners of the two-leg matches will qualify to the World Cup in Qatar.
This is officials for Ghana Primier League match day 6 (Six).
After days of entertaining soccer of the Ghana Premier League, it has finally entered into Match day 6 coming this weekend, with the Super Clash between Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko as the top liner for the weekend.
This is the Match Officials for Macth day 6 have been announced.
Check out the list below:
Match: HEARTS VS ASANTE KOTOKO (Sunday)
Venue: Accra Sports Stadium
Referee: Emmanuel Eshun
Asst 1: Dawsa Peter
Asst 2: Bawa Haruna
4th Ref: George Mawuli
Match Commissioner: Andrews Tamakloe
Match: BEREKUM CHELSEA VS ADUANA STARS (Saturday)
Venue: Berekum
Referee: Alphonso Atiapa
Asst 1: Dakura Soglo A.
Asst 2: Gilbert Adom Mensah
4th Ref: Clement Kwame Nkuah
Match Commissioner: Kwesi Asante Boateng
Match: EBUSUA DWARFS VS DREAMS FC (Saturday)
Venue: Cape Coast
Referee: Opoku Arhin Gabriel
Asst 1: Richard Appiah
Asst 2: Isaac Opoku Antwi
4th Ref: Selorm Kpormegba
Match Commissioner: Charles Darkwah
Match: OLYMPICS Vs INTER ALLIES (Saturday)
Venue: Accra Sports Stadium
Referee: Obed Kwagyan Danquah
Asst 1: Balonguila Stephen
Asst 2: Paul Dosu
4th Ref: Maxwell Hansen
Match Commissioner: Samuel Oduro-Nyarko
Match: KING FAISAL Vs ELMINA SHARKS (Saturday)
Venue: Kumasi Sports Stadium
Referee: Tampuri Emmanuel
Asst 1: David Addico
Asst 2: Isaac Odoom
4th Ref: Abdulai Ibrahim
Match Commissioner: James Adjei
Match: LEGON CITIES VS BECHEM UNITED (Friday – 7pm)
Venue: Accra Sports Stadium
Referee: Christopher Asante
Asst 1: John Nyavor
Asst 2: Alex Osam
4th Ref: Patrick Okyere
Match Commissioner: A.S Seidu
Match: TECHIMAN EKLEVEN WONDERS VS KARELA (Saturday)
Venue: Techiman
Referee: Eric Owusu Prempeh
Asst 1: Sulemana Salau Deen
Asst 2: Mumuni Fuseini
4th Ref: Jones Akubiem
Match Commissioner: J.B Yakubu
Match: WAFA VS LIBERTY PROFESSIONALS (Friday)
Venue: Sogakope
Referee: Maxwell Owusu
Asst 1: Emmanuel Dei
Asst 2: Jasper Adenyo
4th Ref: Desmond Abbey
Match Commissioner: GTSK. Inkum
Match: MEDEAMA VS ASHANTIGOLD (Saturday)
Venue: Tarkwa
Referee: Eso Doh Morrison
Asst 1: Ato Yawson
Asst 2: Kofi Nyarko Bakai
4th Ref: Ali Musah
Match Commissioner: Annan Lomotey
Ghanaian ex – Black Stars coach, widely known as James Kwesi Appiah has said that, he is not the kind of manager who will plead for money from footballers in the national team.
According to him, Coaches are often indicted of receiving illegal payments known as bungs from agents or players before giving them playing time in the national team especially.
Kwasi Appiah who was former Asante Kotoko manager who left his post as Black Stars coach on December 31, 2019, following the cessation of his contract, however, sees himself as a sincere Christian and has distanced himself from such practices before giving player opportunities to represent the nation.
Check out what he said in one of his interviews:,
“No Black Star player is richer than me so I will never ask a player to buy me a watch, shirt etc. I command respect,” he said on Angel FM.
Check out the the interview below;
https://youtu.be/4S2ilgrGIWI
Research conducted by a renowned team disclosed that Ghana still suffers from the triple burden of malnutrition, under-nutrition, over nutrition and micro-nutrition deficiencies.
According to the research, this burden had yielded direct and indirect causes to individuals, families and the nation as a whole.
Prof Gyan-Baffour made this statement known in Accra during the Maiden National Multi-stakeholder Nutrition Forum on the theme “Evidence-Informed Nutrition Policies and Programmes: Now and Beyond”.
The one-day forum was jointly organised and hosted by the University of Ghana, School of Public Health; the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), College of Health Sciences and the University of Health and Allied Sciences, Department of Family and Community Health.
The rest are the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Ghana Strategy Support Programme, the SNV Netherlands Development Organisation and the Ghana Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
The meeting convened stakeholders from across various sectors working on food security, nutrition, food environment and nutrition advocacy.
Findings from five nutrition, food environment and food security research initiatives were shared to engage participants in the dissemination process, validating research findings, and policy implications.
The IT Consultant for the Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana known as Dr. Yaw Ofori-Adjei, has said four companies have so far been seeded for the procurement of the Biometric Verification Systems for the compilation of a new voters’ register.
In his Speech, he made it known that, a physical infrastructure is currently also in place for a data center to be established in 8 weeks to compile all electoral data in the build up to the 2020 general elections.
Check out what he said below:
“We have some four companies that have so far been shortlisted for the procurement of Biometric Verification Systems for the compilation of the new voters register. The previous managers of the Biometric Verification System advised the EC that the system needed an upgrade and gave good, cogent reasons why the upgrade was needed. With these new equipments, a facial recognition machine will be used extensively for several purposes; forensics, border control systems, and the elections. It’s a technology that has been used and verified.
“For example, these new machines will capture your facial signature and compare it to what is on the record and this is not aimed at eliminating the fingerprint method,” Ofori-Adjei told Citi FM on January 23, GhanaWeb monitored.
the coach is currently 45-year-old, who is not in any mainstream coaching role and has decided taking the time to learn more knowledge.
Check outpictures and what he posted therre : “Knowledge is power still upgrading my career with God all things are possible.”
A celebrated Cameroonian sports journalist, known as Angu Lesley has said, the Black Stars was not safe under former coach, James Kwesi Appiah, and has praised the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for deteriorating an extension of his contract.
Speaking in an interview with Bryt FM, Angu Lesley asserted that the GFA took a decision he had been waiting for and is full of admiration for them after parting ways with Kwesi Appiah.
Check out what he said during the interview:
“Let me congratulate the new executives of the GFA because they took a decision which I have been waiting for quite a long time. I felt that the Black Stars was not in safe hands under Kwesi Appiah” he emphasized.
“I monitored Kwesi Appiah during the 2019 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) and looking at his body language, he wasn’t a winner” he added.
Akonnor was named Black Stars boss last week by the GFA, taking over from Kwesi Appiah.
According to him, giving the team to Akonnor is the brave step by the Ghana FA as he believes his current role serves as a platform for him to bring everything he did at Kotoko on board after taking the Kumasi based club in the group stages of the CAF Confederations Cup.
Former Ghana international John Painstil is confident the Black Stars see off the threat from opponents to top Group G of 2022 World Cup qualifiers.
The Africa’s form of the 2022 World Cup draw was held few days ago in Cairo, Egypt. The draw saw Ghana alongside South Africa, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia in Group G.
The Black Stars who have played in three World Cup tournament will be hoping to secure qualification to the 2022 World Cup to be staged in Qatar after failing to book a place at the last edition in Russia 2018.
Responding to the draw on Happy FM, legendary defender John Painstil disagreed with Ghana’s easy group tag but insisted the four-time champions will make it out from Group G.
Check out what he said about the draw:
“Looking at Ghana’s group, you might see it as an easy group but the game is changing so we need to prepare and train well so there are small teams but I am sure that we will definitely top the group.”
“Zimbabwe is not an easy team to beat at home; same for Ethiopia. Those teams are well motivated to beat us because it is Ghana they’re playing.”
“Playing away in Zimbabwe is always difficult unlike South Africa because they understand the game.”
