… The support to the GFA comes as a boost for the Black Stars and Black Queens ahead of their participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). …
Black Queens step up training Ghana’s senior women’s national team, the Black Queens, will participate in a three-nation international tournament in Tanzania during the FIFA Women’s international window from June 1 to June 9, 2026. …
Black Queens midfielder Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah believes the future of women’s football in Ghana is very bright after watching Ghana’s U17 in the Women’s World Cup Qualifiers. …
… The sponsorship package will support the Black Stars, the Black Queens, Women’s Premier League and the Black Challenge, Ghana’s national amputee football team. …
… The sponsorship package would provide crucial support for the Black Stars, Black Queens, the Women’s Premier League, and the Black Challenge as they prepare for major international competitions. …
… The partnership, signed on Friday at the company’s corporate office in Accra, covers the senior men’s and women’s national teams, the Black Stars and Black Queens, the amputee national team, the Black Challenge, and the Women’s Premier League. …
Black Queens Ghana’s senior women’s national team, the Black Queens, are set to kick off their journey toward the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games in the second round of the African qualifiers, following a favourable draw that grants them a first-round bye. …
The Black Queens will on Wednesday, April 29, learn their opponents for the African qualifying phase of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games Women’s Football Tournament. …
Betting and gaming company betPawa has committed GHS 3.5 million to the Ghana Football Association to support the Black Stars and Black Queens ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations. The funds are intended to aid the national teams' preparations for their respective competitions.
Betting and gaming company betPawa has committed GHS 3.5 million to the Ghana Football Association to support the Black Stars and Black Queens ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations. The funds are intended to aid the national teams' preparations for their respective competitions.
Ghana's women's football head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has selected a 22-member squad for an upcoming three-nation tournament in Tanzania featuring Ghana, Tanzania, and Malawi, as preparation for the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
Ghana's senior women's national team will participate in a three-nation tournament in Tanzania from June 1–9, 2026, featuring hosts Tanzania, Ghana, and Malawi as preparation for WAFCON 2026. The competition will provide match practice and allow the technical team to assess players and build team cohesion ahead of the continental tournament.
Ghana's U17 Women's World Cup Qualifier squad beat Liberia 6-0 in the first leg of their second round qualifier, with five goals scored in the second half. Black Queens midfielder Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah, who watched the match, expressed optimism about Ghana's women's football future, praising the players' passion and dominance.
Ghana international Mary Amponsah donated water and bottled drinks to women's Division One League side Blacoe Soccer Queens during their competition in the Ghana Football Association's Regional Championship. The donation was intended to motivate the hometown club as they seek promotion to the 2026/27 Women's Premier League.
Gold Fields Ghana and the Ghana Football Association have signed a two-year, $5 million sponsorship deal covering the Black Stars, Black Queens, Black Challenge (amputee national team), and the Women's Premier League. The partnership marks the first time Gold Fields' sponsorship extends beyond the Black Stars to include women's and physically challenged teams, aligned with the company's ESG commitment to inclusive growth and gender equality.
Ghana's senior women's national team have been granted a first-round bye in the African qualifiers for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games due to their continental ranking, and will enter the competition in the second round scheduled for October 5–13, 2026, facing the winner of a Mauritius–Djibouti first-round match. The Black Queens must progress through three additional knockout rounds after the second stage to secure a spot at the tournament.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams attributes Ghana's improved national team performances, including the Black Stars, to his sustained engagement and motivation efforts with players and technical teams across multiple national squads such as the Black Queens.
Ghana's women's national football team will discover its opponents for the African qualifying phase of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games on Wednesday, April 29, when CAF holds a draw at its headquarters in Cairo. The Black Queens, currently ranked third in Africa, are among 35 teams competing for two African slots at the Olympics.