Liverpool is interested in signing deputy Ghana skipper Andre Ayew from Swansea, reports the Portuguese newspaper O Jogo.The Swans are looking to re-sign Wilfred Bony from Manchester City, but they would need to sell Ayew in order to fund the deal.The Welsh club believes the Reds are interested in the Ghanaian international who is a self-confessed boyhood fan of Liverpool.Ayew has had a good first season in the Premier League after joining from French side Marseille on a free transfer last summer.The 26-year-old scored twelve goals and provided two assists in 34 league matches last campaign, and performed well despite the Welsh club struggling in the league, finishing in 12th position after spending a great deal of the season in the relegation places.The forward, who can play on the right or left-hand side of attack, was Swansea’s top scorer last season, one ahead of Icelandic midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson.He was linked with a move to Sunderland back in May.
If Tata Martino really was concerned about Argentina’s occasional defensive frailty ahead of their Copa America Centenario semifinal against the United States, he need not have been. He has Lionel Messi.
The boycott of this year's IEA debates by the ruling National Democratic Congress will take some shine out of the program, a political strategist with the University of Ghana has stated.
After unsuccessful attempts to stop hubby, Jerry John Rawlings from attending the 24th anniversary celebration of the ruling National Democratic Congress, former first lady, Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings has decided to go for the kill, The aL-hAJJ can today report.
The President, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama has acknowledged that prospecting at the public sector are the narrowest and that graduates must explore the private and the informal sectors for jobs.
Some of the registration data requested by the Supreme Court from the Electoral Commission does not exist because they have been destroyed, Mr Albert Kofi Arhin of local election observer Coalition of Domestic Election Observations (CODEO) has told Class News.
President John Mahama yesterday inspected progress of work in the ongoing Ridge Hospital project in Accra.The President together with other party officials toured the general facility as well as the admission wards to inspect quality of works at the 400 bed capacity project.President Mahama also interacted with health workers of the hospital, assuring them of government's commitment in the health sector.
Andre Ayew has brushed aside calls that he must be given the Black Stars captaincy to lead the team to the 2017 Afcon, insisting Asamoah Gyan is his captain and they work together as a team.
The Supreme Court has ordered the Electoral Commission to submit before it, a “comprehensive” list of all persons who registered with NHIS cards in 2012, by June 29.
