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Immigration Ladies will travel to Elmina to battle Sea Lions at the Nduom Sports Stadium on Saturday in search of their first win in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) after 11 weeks of struggle. As the WPL enters match-day 12, both teams haven’t been impressive so far with Immigration Ladies being…

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There will be surprises — and not just among the winners — on Saturday at the virtual Forest City London Music Awards gala.

WPL: Police Ladies deepen woes of Thunder Queens April 12, 2021 • Jane Ayieyam (middle) is joined by Vida Opoku (left) and Cynthia Adjei (right) to celebrate the first goal. Police Ladies began the second round of the Ghana Women’s Premier League (WPL) with an emphatic 3-1 away victory over Thunder Queens at the Tema Community 8 Park on match day eight on Saturday. A ninth minute strike from Jane Ayieyam and two more from Grace Anima and El Shaddai Acheampong were enough to seal vic...

NWL: Police Ladies pip Immigration in Accra derby February 22, 2021 Police Ladies picked only their second win of the five-week-old ongoing National Women’s League with a 1-0 victory over city rivals Immigration Ladies in a game played at the McDan La Town Park on Saturday. A 52nd minute free-kick from behind the penalty box, expertly converted by Captain Josephine Boateng, was all the “Service with integrity” Ladies needed to record the feat. Touted as one of the favourites for the leagu...

  MIDDLESEX CENTRE, ONT. -- Tourism London is launching Revive Live, a new program aiming to support live music and the venues that host it through the pandemic. The goal of the program is to kick start the safe reopening of London music venues and public concerts. Cory Crossman, music industry development officer for The City of London, said in a statement, “Prior to the pandemic, London’s live music industry was growing steadily...The live music industry was one of the hardest hit by...

Immigration Ladies Home team Immigration Ladies FC played an improved game to pick a point against Hassacas ladies in match-day two of the National Women’s Premier League played at the McDan La Town Park yesterday. The match which ended in a goalless draw saw both teams creating some decent chances to emerge victorious but failed to capitalize on the glorious opportunities. In the first half, Hassacas’ playmaker Doris Boaduwaa and Milot Abena Pokuaa had golden opportunities to put their sid...

WPL: Police host Thunder Queens, Intellectuals play Sea Lions January 20, 2021 Fixed for Sunday, the fixture was postponed due to the unavailability of the teams COVID-19 test results. Police have set their sight on representing the country at the maiden Confederation of African Football (CAF) Women’s Champions League tournament later this year. Head Coach Frank Oswald Sam believes he has the finest female footballers around and going for the league trophy would be the least to ask from his...

11 minutes from full time, Appiah fired home the matchwinner to ensure Yusuf Basigis ladies claim maximum points.  The victory puts Hasaacas in second with three points from the first game of the season and level with leaders Berry Ladies. They will square up against Immigrations Ladies in their next fixture. Earlier on Saturday, Berry Ladies edged Immigrations Ladies 3-2 to a make a bright start to their league campaign at Madina AstroTurf in Accra. A brace from Eugenia Tetteh along with Nina...

December 11, 2020 Duncan Mlanjira – Nyasa Times 10 Comments After a two-day exhaustive and fruitful discussion on Whatsapp forum with sports journalists, Netball Association of Malawi (NAM) has announced that it has resolved to officially change the Chichewa name for netball to ‘ Mpira wa Manja’. NAM president Khungekile Matiya: Mpira wa manja  A statement from NAM president, Khungekhile Matiya says all along, the sport has locally been called ‘ntchembere mbaya’ — litera...