Ghana disputes Brazil asylum bid

Ghana's government dismisses suggestions the country suffers from religious violence, after 200 Ghanaian World Cup fans ask for asylum in Brazil.

BBC

Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

BBC

Ghanaians ask for asylum in Brazil

Some 200 Ghanaians who went to Brazil to watch their team playing in the World Cup ask for asylum on religious grounds.

 

10 years ago

BBCSwahili

27 Jun

Ghana FA lakanusha ubadhirifu Brazil

Shirikisho la soka la Ghana limekanusha madai ya ubadhirufu wa fedha katika kombe la dunia la mwaka uliopita Brazil

 

11 years ago

BBC

Ghana 'can stun the world in Brazil'

Ghana defender Jonathan Mensah believes the Black Stars can reach the semi-finals at this summer's World Cup in Brazil.

 

11 years ago

BBCSwahili

13 Jul

Ghana yakanusha madai ya ukimbizi Brazil

Serikali ya Ghana imedai kuwa kashfa kwa mashabiki wa Ghana kuomba hifadhi ya Ukimbizi nchini Brazil

 

11 years ago

BBCSwahili

11 Jul

Mashabiki wa Ghana waomba kuhamia Brazil

Mashabiki 200 kutoka Ghana waliokwenda nchini humo kutazama kombe la dunia wanataka waruhusiwe kuhamia nchini humo.

 

11 years ago

Tanzania Daima

23 Jun

Miguu ya nyota wa Nigeria, Ghana ilivyoongea Brazil

BAADA ya Cameroon kuanza vibaya faina za Kombe la Dunia 2014 kuchapwa bao 1-0 ilipoumana na Mexico katika siku ya pili ya fainali hizo, hofu ilitanda mioyoni mwa Waafrika wengi,...

 

11 years ago

Mwananchi

21 Jun

BRAZIL 2014: England nje, Ghana, Nigeria kazini

>Timu ya taifa ya England imeaga rasmi fainali za Kombe la Dunia baada ya Costa Rica kuichapa Italia kwa bao 1-0, katika mchezo wao wa jana.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

27 Jun

BRAZIL 2014: Setback as Ghana duo is chased out of camp

>Ghana’s World Cup campaign was driven into turbulence yesterday when senior players Sulley Muntari and Kevin Prince Boateng were banished.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

27 Jun

BRAZIL 2014: More drama as Prince Boateng, Muntari axed from #Ghana squad

Ghana will have to go into a decisive match with Portugal without Sulley Muntari and Kevin-Prince Boateng.

 

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