President Akufo-Addo invites Appiah over Gyan's resignation

Under-fire Black Stars coach, James Kwasi Appiah, has been summoned to an emergency meeting at the Jubilee House over the sudden resignation of the captain of the senior national team, Asamoah Gyan, on Monday afternoon.

Gyan stirred controversy by announcing his unceremonious retirement from the Black Stars via Twitter on Monday at a time Ghanaians were eagerly waiting the announcement of

Asamoah Gyan feels betrayed by Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah

Asamoah Gyan’s decision to call time on his glittering international career has left the nation in deep shock.

With barely two months to the start of the Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt, captain of the Black Stars Asamoah Gyan sent shock waves amongst football advocates in the country after

Andre Ayew replaces Gyan as Black Stars substantive captain

Turkey-based midfielder Andre Ayew will be named the substantive Ghana captain in massive shake-up ahead of the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations, Ghanasoccernet.com can exclusively reveal.

Coach Kwesi Appiah will make the defining announcement latest by Wednesday when the Black Stars provisional squad for the tournament is named.

This comes after coach Appiah took the decision to

Osei Kuffuor angry over Kwesi Appiah's decisions ahead of AFCON

Former Ghana International who doubles as Normalisation Committee member of the Ghana Football Association Samuel Osei Kuffuor is reported to be angry over the questionable decisions of Kwesi Appiah over his team's selection and appointment of a scout.

Kwesi Appiah met Management committee members of the Black Stars on Monday to explain and justify his player selection ahead of the tournament

Ghanasoccerenet sources at the meeting revealed that Samuel Osei Kuffuor was

Deputy Minister for Energy unhappy with some oil companies in Ghana

Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, Deputy Minister for Energy, has expressed concern about the behaviour of some oil companies who fail to comply with the policies and regulations of local content.

According to him some oil companies have specialized in “beating the system”, whilst other rely on local and foreign experts to expose the weaknesses in the laws for their exploitation, yet there are others who cry above the roof about how expensive local content could be to their operations.

He said the government would therefore strengthen the Petroleum Commission to pursue the bad companies in the industry, noting that it was also important for operators to stop viewing local content requirements as just obligations but rather consider them as strategic derivers in project delivery that enhance strategic partnership with host governments and legitimize their long term commercial objectives.

Dr Adam said this at the opening of the three day 2018 Local Content and exhibition Conference in Takoradi under the theme “Five years of Local Content Achievements and challenges”.

The conference organised by the Petroleum Commission is being attended by

Asante Kotoko records Ghc15, 000 as net from Black Stars friendly

Asante Kotoko have revealed they received an amount of Ghc15,000 as their share of the net gate proceeds realized in the friendly defeat to the Black Stars.

Asante Kotoko records Ghc15, 000 as net from

Startimes saga: ‘You can’t sit there and dictate to us’ – Government to GIBA

Hopes of Ghana Independent Broadcasters Association to have their concerns regarding the Government’s deal with Chinese owned StarTimes has been dashed after sector Minister, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful downplayed their inputs saying GIBA has no right to dictate to the government what to do.

Describing their concerns as alarmist, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful emphasised her unwillingness to engage GIBA articulating that the government was elected with a mandate and that doesn’t include kowtowing to the demands of GIBA.

In her response to submissions from a rep of GIBA and Sam George, NDC MP for Ningo-Prampram and member of Parliament’s Communications Committee the Communications Minister suggested she was confused about the position espoused by them.

She noted that GIBA and