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By Betty Enoch      Ghana’s U-15 girls team, the Black Damsels, have once again stamped their authority on the continent after successfully defending their title at the CAF African Schools Football Championship with a nerve-racking victory over Burkina Faso. In a tightly contested final played in Harare, both sides battled fiercely but failed to find the breakthrough in regulation time, showcasing discipline, resilience, and tactical maturity beyond their years.  Despite several half-chances, neither team could tilt the balance, forcing the encounter into a dramatic penalty shootout. What followed was a test of nerves and composure, as the Black Damsels edged their West African rivals 10-9 in a marathon shootout. The young Ghanaians held their nerve under immense pressure, converting crucial kicks to seal a famous victory and retain their continental crown. The triumph marks back-to-back titles for Ghana at the schools championship, underlining their grow...

By Maxwell Kumoye    Benin City erupted in colour and anticipation on Tuesday as the maiden South-South Basic Education School Games officially kicked off at the iconic Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium. And leading the chorus of praise was the Chairman of the Edo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Honourable Ebanehita Sonia Omonzane, who hailed Governor Monday Okpebholo for bringing the groundbreaking championship to life. Speaking with sports journalists moments after the opening ceremony, Honourable Omonzane described the event as a “landmark achievement” for the South-South region and a proud moment for Edo State. “This is the first time the school games will be held in the zone. I sincerely appreciate our Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, for accepting to sponsor and host this event. Edo State is privileged to serve as the pioneer host,” she declared, beaming with pride. With a buzzing stadium and a fully charged atmosphere, the stage is set for five days...