Ghana's Sports Ministry Owes Black Stars Coaches Millions

Ghanaian Ministry Owes Black Stars Coaches Millions in Unpaid Salaries Accra, Ghana - The Ghanaian Ministry of Sports and Recreation has publicly acknowledged owing over 900,000 Ghanaian Cedis to current and former coaches of the Black Stars national football team. This revelation comes from a recent video report by NDC TV, which details the outstanding salary arrears dating back to 2020. The report highlights the financial struggles faced by several coaches, many of whom have been left without payment for years. "The Ministry has officially settled 900,000 outstanding salary arrears owed to current and former coaches of the Black Stars since 2020." The video presenter, NDC TV, expresses concern and calls for immediate action to resolve the issue. Specific examples of coaches and the amounts owed were mentioned in the video, though the exact figures were not always clear. The video underscores the importance of fair compensation for those who have contributed significantly to Ghana's football success. The situation highlights broader concerns about financial management within the country's sports sector and raises questions about the welfare of its athletes and coaches. The Ministry's acknowledgment of the debt is a first step, but the prompt resolution of these outstanding payments remains crucial for the future of Ghanaian football.