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Mr. David Osafo Adonteng, the Acting Director General (DG) of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), has announced the implementation of revised road safety...

In a bid to guide and groom talents for the next generation, 50 staff members of the Volta River Authority (VRA) recently participated in...

Rev. Dr. Joyce Aryee, the Executive Director of Salt and Light Ministries, has emphasized the importance of collaboration among female leaders to achieve collective...

In a captivating UEFA Conference League qualifier that left fans on the edge of their seats, Ghanaian forward Raphael Dwamena showcased his goal-scoring brilliance for Albania's KF Egnatia. The lanky striker's unstoppable form ignited a thrilling eight-goal encounter against Ararat Armenia, with Dwamena's brace pushing the game into extra time. Throughout the gripping showdown, Dwamena proved to be a force to be reckoned with, continuing his rich goal-scoring run for KF Egnatia. The first leg had already provided a glimpse of his impact, as he netted a crucial goal leading to a 1-1 draw in Armenia. The second leg, played with sheer intensity, saw Egnatia take an early lead through Fernando Medeiros, only to be swiftly equalized by Ararat Armenia's Wilfried Eza. However, Dwamena's presence was felt once again as Redi Kasa's goal restored the Albanian club's lead just before the halftime whistle. The excitement reached its peak in the second half when Ararat Armenia's Adriano Castanheira leveled the score, setting the stage for a pulsating extra-time battle. Dwamena's sheer determination then came to the forefront, as he struck twice to give KF Egnatia hope of progressing in the tournament. As the thrilling encounter ended in a 5-5 aggregate scoreline, the match was decided by a tense penalty shootout. Unfortunately, misses from teammates Arbin Zejnulla and Emiljano Musta brought a heartbreaking end to Egnatia's European adventure. Despite the elimination, Raphael Dwamena's stellar performance will be etched in the memories of football enthusiasts worldwide. The Ghanaian forward's sensational brace and relentless attacking prowess have undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the UEFA Conference League qualifiers, elevating him to the spotlight as one of the tournament's standout players.

Host nations Australia and New Zealand started their 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup campaigns on a positive note with hard-fought 1-0 wins over their...

The Ghana National Petroleum Corporation's (GNPC) Foundation is set to hand over a newly constructed artificial turf to the community of Adenta on Friday,...