Governance failure in Ghanaian football and a presidential reform agenda
The day after Carlos Queiroz left the Black Stars as head coach, the Sports Minister sat the GFA down and handed over seven directives. The technical team and the national team management committees would be dissolved. Separate men’s and women’s committees would replace them. A five-member panel would help find the next coach, and the GFA would not be allowed to appoint one alone. It looked…
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