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Beyond alcohol sponsorship: Governance, accountability and the language of leadership in Ghana football

Multimedia Group ·

Recent comments by the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) before Parliament’s Select Committee on Sports have rekindled an important conversation about the future of football governance in Ghana. Central to the discussion was the appeal for a review of restrictions on alcohol…

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