Sunday, 8 November 2026

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Egypt sacks coach Hossam Hassan over ‘negative impact’ on team image

Egypt coach Hossam Hassan was sacked on Saturday for what the soccer federation cited as “a negative impact on the positive image of the team.” The Egyptian Football Association did not elaborate in a statement, adding only that “maintaining the team’s stability is a paramount priority” that cannot be compromised. Egyptian media believed the decision had more to do with Hassan’s personal life than rumors of disagreements with Egyptian players, including star forward Mohamed…

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Ghana Tennis Federation boss, Aboagye Duah, elected as West Africa Prez & Veep at Tennis Africa

LUANDA, ANGOLA, 7 November 2026 — Ghana has secured a significant leadership position in African tennis following the election of Mr Isaac Aboagye Duah, President of the Ghana Tennis Federation (GTF), as President of the West Africa Zone and Vice President of Tennis Africa. Mr Duah was elected unopposed at the Tennis Africa Annual General Meeting held in Luanda, Angola, filling the vacancy created by the passing of former Zone President, Ing. Ifedayo Akindoju Dayo, last year…

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Jordan Ayew scores first Sheffield United goal to end 215-day drought in Charlton loss

Jordan Ayew ended a 215-day wait for a club goal with his first for Sheffield United on Saturday, but the Black Stars captain could not stop a 2-1 Championship defeat at Charlton Athletic. The 35-year-old Ghanaian forward headed in from close range in the 25th minute at The Valley to cancel out Millenic Alli's early opener, before substitute Matt Godden struck in the 79th minute to win the game for the hosts. It was Ayew's first strike since he joined Sheffield United on a o…

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Cocaine busts: It's surprising that scanners at Ghana's airport can't detect cocaine but detect canned drinks and perfumes - Kwarteng

A member of the communications team of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwasi Kwarteng, has expressed concerns about the inability of the scanners at the Accra International Airport to detect cocaine before it is taken out of the country. He makes the point that the scanners are able to detect items such as power banks, canned drinks and perfumes, but it is surprising that they are unable to detect hidden cocaine in bugs. "The scanners are able to identify cans, but cannot ide…

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