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2 days ago | asaaseradio.com | Princeton Kwabena Wiredu

Epiphany Warriors FC officially unveiled  Joe Nana Adarkwa on Tuesday (22 April) as the club’s new Head Coach on a five-year deal. In a significant move aimed at boosting its technical leadership and spearheading the club towards immense success, the Malta Guinness Women’s Premier League outfit announced the veteran coach’s appointment in grand fashion. The announcement was made during a brief but vibrant ceremony at the club’s headquarters.

3 days ago | asaaseradio.com | Princeton Kwabena Wiredu

The 2025 Confederation of African Football Schools Championship, has thrown up exciting matchups with hosts Ghana girls set to face Morocco, the 2024 runners-up, in the group stage while the boys will face Uganda after Monday’s draw in Accra. Eight teams in two groups of four with winners proceeding to the final when the matches start on Wednesday (23 April). Second-placed teams will play the third-place final for the $150,000 cash prize.

3 days ago | asaaseradio.com | Princeton Kwabena Wiredu

Monday’s four scheduled matches in the top flight of Italian football have been postponed following the death of Pope Francis. The Vatican announced on Monday morning that Pope Francis had died at the age of 88, having recently been discharged from hospital following five weeks of treatment for an infection. Four Serie A matches – Torino v Udinese, Cagliari v Fiorentina, Genoa v Lazio and Parma v Juventus – had been scheduled to be played on Easter Monday, which is a national holiday in Italy.

3 days ago | asaaseradio.com | Princeton Kwabena Wiredu

The national U-19 and U-17 Women’s Handball Teams commenced their participation in the 2025 IHF Challenge Trophy – Africa Zone III tournament, on Sunday (20 April) with a victories in Abidjan. Ghana’s quest for gold at the U-19 category got off to a promising start with a 23-16 victory over their Central African Republic opponents under the lights at Palais des Sports Treichville.

3 days ago | asaaseradio.com | Princeton Kwabena Wiredu

The 2025 Dada Joe annual football tournament came to an electrifying conclusion on Sunday (20 April) as Nkenkaasu ‘A’ won the tournament by defeating Nkwankwaa 1-0 in the final game. The three-day exhilarating event, which started on Good Friday, produced some intense and exciting moments as the curtain was drawn on Sunday evening for its closure. The semi-final matchups saw Nkenkaasu ‘A’ outclass and defeat Nkenkaasu ‘B’ to advance to the finals.