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World Cup Photo Exhibition Celebrates Ghana’s Global Football Journey

A compelling World Cup photo exhibition showcasing Ghana’s memorable journey on football’s biggest stage has opened in Accra, in a creative collaboration between the Tribe Cultural Festival and Images Image, with support from the Canadian High Commission in Accra.

The exhibition featuring the powerful and evocative photography of Senyuiedzorm Adadevoh traces Ghana’s participation at the FIFA World Cup from the Black Stars’ first appearance in 2006 through to 2022.

The exhibition was also just a sneak peek of the yet to be lunch Football Photobook by Senyuiedzorm Awusi Adadevoh named GHANA’S WORLD CUP ODYSSEY which is a coffee table photobook chronicling all the major moments on the pitch from the Black Stars participating at the 2006, 2010, 2014 and 2022 FIFA World Cups.

Visitors were taken on a visual journey of passion, pride, and national identity, with iconic moments captured from three World Cup campaigns that captured the hearts of fans around the globe. The photobook compiles stunning imagery and narrative context, offering fans and football lovers an enduring tribute to Ghana’s international football legacy.

Representatives from the Canadian High Commission in Accra joined event organizers Tribe Cultural Festival, members of PFAG and football enthusiasts in commending Adadevoh’s work as a powerful testament to sport as a cultural connector, and a reminder of Ghana’s impact on the global game.

CANADA HIGH COMMISSION, CULTURAL TRIBE AND PFAG HOST FOOTBALL LEGACIES FROM GHANA AHEAD OF WORLD CUP 2026

Some of Ghana’s most celebrated former Black Stars players made a memorable appearance at a football legacy event hosted by the Canadian High Commission in Accra ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

The event, held at the Accra Sports Stadium, formed part of activities highlighting cultural and sporting ties between Ghana and Canada as preparations intensify toward the global football showpiece.

Leading the distinguished group of former internationals were Anthony Baffoe, Samuel Osei Kuffour, Kwame Ayew, and Augustine Arhinful, all of whom once donned the famous Black Stars jersey and left lasting marks on Ghanaian football.

The gathering, organized in collaboration with the Canadian High Commission, Cultural Tribe Festival and the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana, celebrated the enduring legacy of Ghanaian footballers and their influence both locally and within the diaspora, particularly in Canada.

Speakers at the event emphasized football’s power to unite cultures and inspire younger generations, with the presence of the former Black Stars serving as a reminder of Ghana’s rich football heritage as the world counts down to the 2026 World Cup.

FOOTBALL LEGACIES FROM GHANA TO CANADA BY TRIBE CULTURE FESTIVAL

The Canadian High Commission in Accra as part of the preparations towards the 2026 FIFA World Cup held a celebratory event at the Accra Sports Stadium in Accra in honor of this year’s Black History Month.

The event organized by Tribe Culture Festival was to amplify this year’s Black History Month mainly celebrated February in Canada to remember the contributions of Africans towards the building of Canada.

Photos: www.imagesimage.com

The 2025 National Best Farmer is Opanyin Abraham Kwaku Adusei, an 82-year-old farmer from the Kwahu Afram Plains South District in the Eastern Region of Ghana.
He received the award at the 41st National Farmers’ Day Awards Ceremony held on December 5, 2025, in Ho, the Volta Regional capital.
Opanyin Adusei has been farming for 44 years and manages large areas of cocoa, mango, and cashew, among other crops.
For his achievement, he was awarded a cash prize of GH₵1.2 million sponsored by the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) and a brand-new tractor with implements from Sino Trucks.
Runner-ups:
First Runner-Up: Osman Kadri, 48, from the Greater Accra Region.
Second Runner-Up: Charles Gyato, 63, from the Oti Region.

Volta fair 2025 Young Entrepreneurs Forum

Volta Fair 2025 Fashion Show

Mama Nyonyo Adza II, known in private life as Kafui Adza, CEO/Founder of Akosombo Catering

and

Emi-Beth Aku Quantson, CEO of Kawa Moka Coffee Roasters

become the premier recipients of the Mawuena Adzo Dumor Entrepreneurial Award.

Summary of Hearts of Oak vs Asante Kotoko: The GPL SUPER CLASH: Hearts of Oak beaten 1-0 at home by Asante Kotoko on Sunday had a bit of every element . It had a scorching sun under which the visitors Asante Kotoko refused to lower their flags, A Defensive Line that simply denied the home side any point, Goalkeeper (16 Mohamed CAMARA (GK) )who should go into Guinness book for holding longest to balls. A very acrobatic duo; Kotoko 6 SAMBA and Hearts of Oak’s 7 WAYO. To crown all these was a ‘SWAT POLICE TEAM ‘.
And yes a shocked national darling boy Hearts of Oak GK: 16 BENJAMIN ASARE.

Volta Regional Minister James Gunu had an engagement with the Volta Brand Ambassadors and other personalities ahead of 7th Volta Trade and Investment Fair, starting from the 27th of November to 8th December in the Volta Regional capital, Ho.
They discussed ways to make this year’s Volta Fair another grand success.

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The Management team of the National Identification Authority (NIA) paid a courtesy visit to its esteemed founding Executive Secretary, Professor Ernest Dumor.

The delegation led by the current Executive Secretary, Mr Wisdom Kwaku Deku expressed profound gratitude for Professor Dumor’s remarkable role in establishing the NIA. The visit not only acknowledges his tireless efforts but also seeks to harness his invaluable wisdom, knowledge and expertise in building a better NIA and a more sustainable, prosperous and robust Identity System for Ghana’s development.

The visit marks the beginning of many as the Management Team led by Mr Deku has purposefully planned to visit all its past Executive Secretaries to learn from each of them and most importantly celebrate their achievements while they are alive. A commitment to building on the foundations laid by its pionee.
Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie (MP), Niece of Professor Ernest Dumor thank and applauded the NIA on behalf of the Dumor family for recognising her uncle’s national contribution while he is still alive,