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Tafo MCE and Nkosuohene rally behind Ekow Vincent; pick forms for his second term bid

Tafo MCE and Nkosuohene rally behind Ekow Vincent; pick forms for his second term bid
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Netherlands organisation upgrade Nsoatre Health Centre

A Netherlands charity organisation, Kinderhulp, is investing GHC1 million to equip and upgrade the Nsoatre Health Centre in the Sunyani West Municipality to a hospital status. The organisation, through its local partners Heart for Children Foundation Ghana, an Nsoatre-based non-governmental organisation (NGO), has adopted and is implementing a four-year development…

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Medeama s Prince Agyemang reveals why he left South Africa

Medeama SC striker Prince Opoku Agyemang has disclosed why his stint with South African Premier League side Cape Town City FC was cut short. Agyemang joined City in June last year on a one-year loan deal with an option to sign him on a permanent deal until 2024. The 28-year-old, however, failed to make an impact in South African football and his stay in Cape Town was cut short to only six months. Reports from the Rainbow nation indicated that the Citizens were not convinced of the Ghanaian’s display hence replaced him with new signing, Zambian striker Justin Shonga. However, Agyemang has given a different dimension to the report, claiming he left the club because of the rules in the South African championship that does not permit more than five foreigners to play for a club at the same time.

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