Essipong Stadium Gets Green Light for Black Stars' AFCON Qualifier Against Somalia
CAF has granted temporary approval for Sekondi's Essipong Stadium to host Ghana's upcoming 2025 AFCON qualifier against Somalia.
AFCON Returns to Every-Two-Years Format as CAF Scraps Controversial Four-Year Plan
CAF's Executive Committee has unanimously voted to restore the Africa Cup of Nations to its traditional two-year cycle, reversing a decision made just a year earlier.
Women's Club World Cup Coming to USA in 2028: What It Means for African Football
FIFA confirms inaugural Women's Club World Cup in January 2028, with African clubs set to compete on world stage.
NSA pushes for CAF certification of Essipong Stadium ahead of Ghana-Somalia showdown
Ghana's National Sports Authority seeks full CAF approval for Essipong Stadium to host November international fixture.
Black Meteors face tough Libyan test in U-23 AFCON Egypt 2027 qualifying campaign
Ghana's U-23 side drawn against Libya in second round; first leg in November 2026.
African Football Unites Behind Infantino's Re-Election Bid for 2027
CAF and all 54 African nations formally back FIFA chief Infantino for third consecutive presidential term.
Queiroz questions VAR absence in African football after Ghana's loss to Ivory Coast
Portugal's Carlos Queiroz raises concerns about lack of technology in African football following qualifying defeat.
Ampem Darkoa Ladies lodge formal protest over WAFU B final rules breach
Ghana's champions challenge penalty loss to Edo Queens, citing failure to play extra time before shootout.
FIFA and CAF halt Nigeria football elections amid governance turmoil; what it means for West African football
FIFA and CAF have suspended Nigeria's September 27 football federation elections to assess governance and administrative issues.
Ampem Darkoa roars into WAFU B qualifiers with dominant 4-0 demolition of AS Guard National
Ampem Darkoa Ladies deliver a commanding performance to surge ahead in their 2026 CAF WAFU B Women's Champions League Qualifiers campaign.
African, European and Caribbean football confederations slam FIFA chief Infantino over governance
Three major continental football bodies criticise FIFA President Gianni Infantino's leadership amid ongoing tensions within world football's governing body.
FIFA in turmoil as Norway demands Infantino's resignation amid global divide over World Cup privatisation plan
Norway calls for Gianni Infantino to resign as FIFA president, but Mexico and Argentina back him amid deepening split over failed World Cup stake sale.