Archive for: May, 2012

Berekum Chelsea storms into Champions League money zone

Ghana’s Berekum Chelsea defied all odds to pick a place in the league stage of the Confederation of Africa Football (CAF) Champions League, when they defeated Coton Sport of Cameroon 2-1 in the second leg of their tie in Cameroon on Sunday. Chelsea who were held to a pulsating goalless draw game in the first […]

Kotoko win seven-goal thriller against Bechem

Asante Kotoko overcame a spirited performance from relegation-threatened side, Bechem to win 4-3 in the Glo Premier League on Sunday. The visitors drew first blood when hat-trick hero, Reginald Asante stunned the sparse Kotoko support at the Baba Yara Stadium after six minutes. But six minutes later Ahmed Toure pulled Kotoko level before Augustine Okrah […]

Old Black Stars win Political Tolerance Gala trophy

    The Old Black Stars football team on Sunday won the 2012 Political Tolerance Soccer Gala competition when they out played and beat the Political Stars team 2-0 to climax an entertaining football competition. The gala, which was organized by Pro-Image Communications in conjunction with the Ministry of Youth and Sports, National Sports Authority […]

Nigeria: Super Eagles Slump Again in Fifa Ranking

By Orkula Shaagee   For the third time in three consecutive months, Nigeria yesterday slumped in the official world football ranking, the worst by the country in the monthly FIFA ranking, as the country dropped three places to occupy number 63 in the world and 12 in Africa. The country was ranked 60 in last […]

Nigeria: ‘It Is Not NFF Duty to Cater for Ex-Players’ By Orkula Shaagee

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) yesterday urged Nigerian players to begin to invest in their future while still playing active football, saying it is not the duty of the NFF to take care of ex-internationals. NFF Executive Committee member, Chief Emeka Inyama, while conveying the message at the public presentation and launch of a book […]

Ghanaian slave roots in Southern New Jersey?

By Kofi Ayim A collaborative effort of a three-man team has unearthed what they believed to be a Ghanaian who came to New Jersey in the early periods of the slave trade. The tombstone of Naphy Accoo was discovered in a predominantly black church cemetery in Southern New Jersey by the leader of the team, […]

PROF. GEORGE AYITTEY, GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, OVER KENNEDY AGYAPONG’S ISSUE

George Ayittey Police should NOT have arrested Kennedy Agyepong, MP or gotten involved in this case. This is police over-reach. The independence of parliament as an institution needs to be respected by the Police. Parliament has its own rules, regulations and protocol. If an MP misbehaves and spits incendiary rhetoric, the Parliamentary ETHICS or DISPLNARY […]

Tribute to a True Pan-Africanist

Pan-Africanism evokes the names and memories of such great Africans as Kwame Nkrumah, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Jomo Kenyatta and Julius Nyerere, alongside others in Africa. On the other side of the Atlantic in the Americas, such names as W.E.B. du Bois in the U.S. and George Padmore, Marcus Garvey and Dudley Thompson among several others are […]

Sierra Leone Celebrates 51 Years of Independence

By Kwabena Opong The City of Newark and its African Commission joined the Sierra Leonean community to host a flag-raising ceremony to commemorate the 51st anniversary of the independence of Sierra Leone from the United Kingdom. The event also celebrated the contributions of the Sierra Leonean community to Newark at a ceremony held in the […]

Busangas in New Jersey Get a Chief

By Kwabena Opong Bronx, NY, Sunday, April 22: Alhaji Ibrahim Adams was on this day installed as the King (chief) of Busanga People or Bisa in the State of New Jersey/USA in a simple but elaborate ceremony steeped in the Islamic religion and Busanga tradition. According to Alhaji Mohammed Mardah, former Executive Secretary General of […]

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