WAFCON: 'Ghana have so much talent, it's something in the DNA'

Stars and legends have been noticing the rise of the Black Queens in Morocco

Jul 16, 2025

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Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah has been a star for Ghana at WAFCON. Credit: Confederation of African Football

For lovers of African football, Ghana has a special place in the memory bank. In 2010, the first time a men’s football World Cup was held in Africa, they were the only African side to make it out of the group stage. Then, they were affectionately nicknam…

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Firdose Moonda

I’m closing in on two decades covering sport, as a writer and broadcaster, and am passionate about the intersection of sport and society.