Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has questioned the government’s commitment to the long-term development of football in the country, insisting that sustained success requires more than the efforts of the football governing body. Ghanaian football has experienced a noticeable decline in recent years, with the fortunes of the various national teams and the […]
Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has questioned the government’s commitment to the long-term development of football in the country, insisting that sustained success requires more than the efforts of the football governing body. Ghanaian football has experienced a noticeable decline in recent years, with the fortunes of the various national teams and the […]
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