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New Ghana Olympic chief installed - 31st October 2011

Former African triple jump champion Francis Dodoo has been named as the new president of the troubled Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) after a chaotic vote.

CAF takes centralised approach to World Cup rights - 21st September 2011

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has confirmed the adoption of a centralised model for its marketing and broadcast rights to the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

TV Africa demands Africa Cup of Nations revenue share - 28th March 2008

Television Africa Ltd has filed a writ against Ghana’s Local Organising Committee for the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations and media and advertising agency, Optimum Media Prime Limited, for alleged improper accounting.

Puma sponsors African Cup of Nations coverage - 11th January 2008

Sportswear retailer Puma has agreed to sponsor pan-European sport channel Eurosport's live television coverage of the African Cup of Nations football tournament. 

Ghana commits to five new stadia - 23rd November 2007

The Ghanaian Government has approved the construction of five new stadiums in its five regions with work to begin in 2008 and 2009.

New stadium completed in Ghana - 5th November 2007

The 20,000-capacity Essipong Sports Stadium Complex in Ghana - one of the match venues for the African Cup of Nations - has been completed.

Sportfive extends CAF deal - 22nd October 2007

Sportfive has widened its collaboration with CAF and will produce the TV coverage for the MTN Africa Cup of Nations, GHANA 2008.

CAF SIGNS DEAL WITH GHANA 2008 - 23rd November 2006

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) is to sign a marketing and broadcast rights contract with the Local Organising Committee (LOC) of the African Cup of Nations, Ghana 2008.

STANDARD BANK RENEWS FOOTBALL SPONSORSHIPS - 26th July 2006

Standard Bank renewed its sponsorship of South African football clubs Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates. The five-season deals are valued at around R70 million with Standard Bank set to inject over R30 million into each of the two clubs.

BRAZIL'S SPONSOR APPEAL - 18th May 2006

It will come as little surprise to most, but Brazil’s soccer team is the most commercially attractive for corporate sponsorship to play at next month’s FIFA World Cup, according to a survey conducted by a sports marketing company.