Written By Jerome Otchere - If the Minister for Youth and Sports, Hon Isaac Asiamah sought to impress us with his presentation of the AFCON 2019 budget and particularly how much was spent out of the budgeted amount, then he failed. He failed not because I have any evidence of malfeasance against him, but simply because his presentation left too many questions unanswered.

The spokesperson of the Normalisation Committee, Dan Kwaku Yeboah has branded as hypocrites some journalists and officials who benefited from the $4.5million expended by the state on the Black Stars AFCON campaign.

Written By Christopher Opoku - I have always wondered why money is always an issue when it comes to the national team, the Black Stars. The players became infamous over happenings in Brazil during the 2014 World Cup. I remember the press conference after the tournament back in Ghana where Ghana Football Association President Kwasi Nyantakyi stressed that the team had failed to do well because the players held the nation to ransom over unpaid appearance fees.

A new comprehensive bonus structure is to be put in place for the Black Stars and all national football teams, including other sporting disciplines, in order to avert agitations over unpaid bonuses as it occurred during the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

Written By Godsway Glah - Since the end of the 31st edition of the Africa Cup of Nations Cup ( AFCON), the Kwesi Nyantakyi GFA has been put on the front-burner in most media criticisms. The tournament was won by the Indomitable Lions of Cameroun, with our Black Stars in the fourth position among 16 national clubs.

In the 1970s, when I was growing up in Prestea, my father, who was chairman of the Prestea Mine Stars Football Club, took me to the local stadium on several occasions to watch the team play.