Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has expressed confidence in the Black Princesses ahead of the start of the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. …
A businessman, Alhaji Alhassan Adams, has launched his second bid for the Upper West Regional Chairmanship of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), promising a decentralised party structure and a clear regional development agenda. …
… Kofi Adams asks the difficult questions Before the financial package was announced by Mr Okraku, the Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams raised critical questions that strike at the heart of the league’s long-term challenges. …
Kofi Iddie Adams, the Minister for Sports and Recreation has called for the deliberate implementation of the country’s youth football development agenda, stressing the need for a structured player development pathway rather than a system driven by selection alone. …
Ghana’s Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddie Adams, has cautioned the Ghana Football Association against excessive reliance on foreign-trained talent in a manner that is detrimental to the local football ecosystem. …
… Acting Head of Retail Banking at FirstBank Ghana, Enoch Adams, said the Bank was committed to supporting schools with solutions that extended beyond traditional banking services. …
Coachhene Sports Club, a Manchester-based grassroots organization founded five years ago, visited Ghana's Sports Minister Kofi Iddie Adams to introduce itself and discuss collaboration. The club, which has placed over 40 young footballers into professional academies, recently expanded operations to Ghana to nurture local talent.
Coachhene Sports Club, a Manchester-based grassroots organization founded five years ago, visited Ghana's Sports Minister Kofi Iddie Adams to introduce itself and discuss collaboration. The club, which has placed over 40 young footballers into professional academies, recently expanded operations to Ghana to nurture local talent.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams has expressed confidence in the Black Princesses ahead of the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland. Ghana will compete in the tournament for the eighth consecutive time, though the team has previously failed to advance past the group stage.
Alhaji Alhassan Adams, known as Chairman Randy, has announced his second bid for the Upper West Regional Chairmanship of the NDC, promising a decentralised party structure and regional development agenda. He previously contested the position in 2022 against incumbent Chairman Bunas and lost, but has remained active in party activities.
Ghana's Golden Maidens will play a two-day international friendly against Côte d'Ivoire at Accra Sports Stadium on September 10–11, with senior government and sports officials in attendance.
The GFA announced each Ghana Premier League club will receive GHC1 million for the upcoming season, with the league champion receiving GHC3 million. An opinion piece acknowledges the welcome financial support but argues that the league must eventually become self-sustaining rather than depend on continuous government investment.
Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang received the Democracy Cup on behalf of Ghana and called for Ghanaians to protect the country's democratic gains through responsible participation, noting that Ghana's three decades of constitutional rule and peaceful elections have earned international respect. She urged a political culture of strong disagreement without enmity and called for young people to be given space to participate in national life without being drawn into violence.
Sports Minister Kofi Iddie Adams has urged football stakeholders to implement a deliberate youth development agenda with structured player progression rather than selection-driven systems, noting that Ghana once produced generational talents through clear pathways from age-group teams to the Black Stars.
Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams has criticised the lack of visibility around Ghana Premier League players and personalities ahead of the new season's start on 5 September 2026, questioning how clubs are marketing the league despite having more media platforms available than in the past.
Ghana's Sports Minister Kofi Iddie Adams cautioned the GFA against excessive reliance on foreign-trained talent, saying the strength of the domestic football system must ultimately reflect in the national teams and that a strong league must produce players, coaches, referees, administrators, and commercial value.
FirstBank Ghana has deepened its partnership with Ghana's private education sector through an engagement with the Ghana National Union of Private Schools to explore tailored financial solutions addressing challenges such as access to affordable financing, cash-flow management, infrastructure development, and student transportation.
Saint Sark, General Overseer of Open Arms Ministry in Kumasi, has accused some Ghanaian prophets of misleading the public with false prophecies about football outcomes, stating that God does not reveal match results. He contends that failed predictions during the 2026 FIFA World Cup and other sporting events have embarrassed the church and damaged Christianity's credibility in Ghana.
Sports Minister Kofi Iddie Adams has told aspiring public relations professionals to build their careers on trust, integrity and sound judgment, emphasizing that credibility remains the profession's greatest asset despite technological change. Speaking at the 6th World PR Day Festival in Accra, Adams drew on his experience as spokesperson to former President Jerry John Rawlings to stress that effective communication requires listening, understanding public sentiment, and knowing when and what to communicate.
About 30 boxing stakeholders and GBA delegates have petitioned for an Extraordinary Congress to appoint a five-member Elections Committee to oversee election of a substantive Executive Board, proposing August 11 for the meeting. The petition follows concerns that the interim management committee, established after two boxer deaths, has overstayed its mandate and delayed handing over power.
A climate policy advocate told a Pan African Centre for Climate Policy conference that addressing Africa's environmental challenges—including climate change, illegal mining, deforestation, and declining biodiversity—requires investing in girls' education, innovation, and leadership in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams visited Ghana's Black Queens team in Morocco to deliver messages of encouragement from the Executive, Parliament, and Ministry on behalf of the nation ahead of their Women's Africa Cup of Nations Group C opener against Cape Verde.
The Telecel Ghana Foundation graduated 500 young learners from its fourth cohort of the DigiTech Academy, an after-school programme in robotics, coding, web design and mobile application development for upper primary and junior high school students. The students showcased over 80 prototype technologies designed to solve community challenges, including smart wheelchairs, heartbeat monitoring systems, fire alert systems, and solar panel innovations.
Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams has criticised Ghana's practice of appointing separate Management Committees for each national team, describing the arrangement as inefficient and a burden on government. Adams argues that a more coordinated approach would provide better results for Ghana's national teams.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams confirmed that Ghana's Black Queens, Black Princesses, Black Satellites, and Black Maidens are owed outstanding winning and qualification bonuses, while the Black Stars have had their 2023–2025 qualifying bonuses cleared ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The government is working to settle the arrears, with delays partly attributed to new Sports Act provisions requiring percentage deductions for a national sports development fund.
At the 12th Commonwealth Sports Ministers Meeting in Glasgow, Ghana's Sports Minister Kofi Adams urged Commonwealth nations to remove barriers limiting athletic access for developing countries and disadvantaged individuals, and to use data and research to strengthen sport's developmental impact.
Global Media Alliance and the University of Media, Arts and Communication held a World Public Relations Day Festival event in Accra bringing together industry practitioners, executives, policymakers and students to explore strategic communication skills. The Minister for Sports and Recreation and the CEO of the National Health Insurance Authority highlighted the importance of listening, integrity, and trust-building in communication.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams has confirmed that Black Starshead coach Carlos Queiroz earns $80,000 per month, contradicting earlier reports of a $100,000 monthly salary. Queiroz was appointed after Otto Addo's dismissal in March and led Ghana to the Round of 32 in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers before a knockout-stage loss to Colombia.
Police in South Africa are investigating the death of 25-year-old World Cup footballer Jayden Adams, whose body was discovered at a property in Cape Town on Saturday. Authorities have not yet released a cause of death and the family awaits autopsy results.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams attributed Ghana's World Cup struggles to opponents who had spent years building stable teams with deep preparation, stronger coordination, and players with significant time playing together at club and national levels.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams said Ghana's performance against England at the World Cup showed the quality of the Black Stars, though the team faced disadvantages including shorter preparation time and less on-field familiarity compared to other tournament nations.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams acknowledged that Ghana lacked the cohesion and understanding needed to compete consistently against the world's best teams at the World Cup, attributing the gap to better-prepared opponents with more established squad familiarity and longer periods of preparation together.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams says the government has not received an official resignation letter from Black Starshead coach Carlos Queiroz, despite Queiroz announcing his departure on social media following Ghana's exit from the 2026 World Cup. Adams said formal communication through appropriate channels would be required to recognise a resignation, and noted that Queiroz is still expected to submit a technical report on Ghana's campaign.
Ghana's Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams has dismissed claims that government officials or external entities influence player selection for the Black Stars, stating that such decisions are the exclusive responsibility of the national team's head coach. His comments follow Ghana's elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a 1-0 defeat to Colombia.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams announced the government will make school sports competitions an annual event as part of a broader football development strategy focused on grassroots talent identification and creating a sustainable pipeline for Ghana's national teams.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams has told Ghana's Black Stars to treat their 2026 FIFA World Cup exit as a learning opportunity and remain focused on upcoming competitions, including the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers. Adams praised the squad's performance despite their defeat to Colombia and urged players not to let criticism dampen their spirit.