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Above is the fixtures of the ongoing GFA NC Special Competition for tomorrow 21st of April Easter Sunday. All eyes will be on that fixture between Wafa SC and Accra Hearts of Oak. Accra Hearts of Oak's last visit to Sogakope was met with tragedy as the Academy boys thrashed them by 5 goals to nothing.

Ghana has been drawn in group F of the 2019 African Cup of Nations slated to take place in Egypt Cairo against current tournament champions Cameroon. Ghana has won the trophy 4 times whiles Cameroon have a bragging right of the second successful nation with 5 trophies followed by Egypt with most AFCON titles 7. Ghana came close to winning the 5th title in 2015 but lost on penalties to Côte D' Voire. The full draw is below. GROUP A EGYPT ZIMBABWE UGANDA DR CONGO GROUP B BURUNDI MADAGASCAR GUINEA NIGERIA GROUP C TANZANIA KENYA ALGERIA SENEGAL GROUP D NAMIBIA SOUTH AFRICA CÔTE D' VOIRE MOROCCO GROUP E ANGOLA MAURITIAN MALI TUNISIA GROUP F GUINEA BISSAU BENIN GHANA CAMEROON

The 2018/19 season is gradually coming to an end. The race is on for the most prestigious golden shoe award in the five major leagues across Europe. Just as the league leaders are fighting for the first spot and some are fighting for the top four to participate in UEFA Champions league, the race for the golden boot winner is getting tough. In some of the leagues, the league winners are clear. In the Italian Series A, Juventus have already claimed the title. Far away in France, Paris Saint Germain have also ran away with the title. However, in England, it is not clear who will win it. A lot people are saying Manchester City will win it and others claiming Liverpool will emerge the champions for the first time over decades. Somewhere in Germany, Bayern Munich are battling with Borussia Dortmund. In La liga, there is little for Barcelona to do to become champions of the Spanish La Liga. Back to the race for the golden boot award, let's begin from England. 1. In England...

The government says it will need 12 days to end the current power outages being experienced across the country. Ghanaians have in the last week been experiencing unannounced disruptions in electricity supply to their homes and offices, heightening fears of a return to the power crisis, popularly referred to as dumsor. But the government has explained it has had to shut down the power generating plants within the Tema enclave since Saturday to allow some on-going construction work to interconnect the West African Gas pipelines to Ghana Gas pipelines. The move, it said Monday, is to enable the transportation of surplus natural gas from Takoradi in the Western Region to Tema in Greater Accra to power the plants in the area in a bid to ensure affordable electricity for Ghanaians. “Our hope was to reduce to the barest minimum the disruptions of supply of energy to the good people of this country and we were hoping that you wouldn’t even know this work was going on but unfortunate...