… Speaking exclusively to Joy Sports, Dogboe revealed that dealing with the mental and emotional challenges during those difficult periods was tough and stressed the need for greater attention to athletes’ mental well-being. …
… Sometimes I’ll be there and get the itch,” he told Joy Sports. “An offer will come to the table, but I ask myself, ‘Do I really want to take this fight?’ So, I had to take a minute to arrive at this decision. …
… The audit, which was commissioned by President Mahama last year and sighted by Joy Sports detailed the country’s expenses for the competition that began late February 2024 and ended on mid-March same year. …
… So we are with the right mindset going to Uganda,” he told Joy Sports. “We are going with the mindset of total discipline, total work rate that is beyond normal because we know that we will need that. …
… Pauli man remains optimistic about his chances of making Ghana’s squad for the next World Cup, set to be hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. “Yes, I do,” Kyereh said in an interview with Joy Sports when asked about his World Cup ambitions. …
… Despite his limited minutes, Kyereh is holding onto a dream of being in Mexico, Canada and USA. “Yes, I do,” Kyereh told Joy Sports when asked if he wanted to play at the World Cup. …
Former WBO super bantamweight champion Isaac Dogboe has spoken about the mental health difficulties he faced as a professional boxer, particularly following his defeats to Emmanuel Navarrete, and called for greater awareness and support for athletes' mental well-being.
Former WBO super bantamweight champion Isaac Dogboe has spoken about the mental health difficulties he faced as a professional boxer, particularly following his defeats to Emmanuel Navarrete, and called for greater awareness and support for athletes' mental well-being.
Former WBO super bantamweight world champion Isaac Dogboe announced his retirement from boxing this month after recording 24 wins and four losses. The 31-year-old described the decision as difficult, citing mental health struggles and the psychological toll of constantly portraying strength in the sport.
Swiss Super League club FC Basel donated football kits and training equipment to colts clubs, women's teams and educational institutions across Ghana's Upper West Region. The donation, facilitated by football agent Alex Acquaye, is the second consecutive year FC Basel has supported grassroots football development in Ghana.
An intern describes her first ride on Ghana's ubiquitous trotros (shared minibuses) and encounters with Accra's chaotic traffic, unpredictable pedestrian rules, and motorbike riders who disregard safety norms and traffic laws.
JoyNews' Newsfile will examine the controversial proposed NITA Bill, which seeks to expand the National Information Technology Agency's powers into regulating Ghana's digital ecosystem; Ghana's evacuation of citizens amid xenophobic tensions in South Africa; and allegations surrounding the 13th African Games audit. Supporters argue stronger regulation promotes professionalism and cybersecurity, while critics contend licensing requirements could create barriers for startups and young innovators.
A forensic audit commissioned by President Mahama into Ghana's organisation of the 2023 African Games has revealed over $40 million in avoidable costs and financial irregularities. The audit identified questionable claims, inflated rates and omitted works across projects, with the Borteyman Sports Complex alone accounting for an estimated $34.43 million in omissions and scope reductions from its original contract value of $145.09 million.
Ghana's U20 women's football team will face Uganda in the second leg of 2026 World Cup qualifiers this weekend, holding a 2-1 advantage from the first leg. Coach Charles Sampson expressed confidence in securing qualification for the tournament to be staged in Poland.
Ghana midfielder Daniel-Kofi Kyereh, who recently returned from a nearly three-year ACL injury, has stated his ambition to feature at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The 30-year-old, who was part of Ghana's 2022 World Cup squad, says he needs to regain full fitness and play several matches before the tournament.
Ghana midfielder Daniel Kofi Kyereh has revealed he considered retirement during his lengthy recovery from a cruciate ligament injury suffered in 2022, which sidelined him for almost three years following surgeries in February 2023 and a setback in 2024. Kyereh has returned to action, making five appearances for Freiburg's reserve side since April 2026.
Ghana midfielder Daniel-Kofi Kyereh, 30, who recently returned from a three-year anterior cruciate ligament injury, says he is striving to play at the 2026 World Cup in Mexico, Canada and USA. He acknowledges that the decision will not be his alone and that he needs to regain full fitness before the tournament.