Ahiagbah further said that the Court of Appeal decision to acquit and discharge Sedina Tamakloe goes against the collective effort to fight corruption.

Dreams FC head coach Winfred Dormon has revealed that the club could still be active in the transfer market before the window closes as it looks to maintain a competitive squad for the new season.Speaking to Dreams FC Media, Dormon explained that player movement is part of the club's long-term philosophy, with Dreams FC regularly giving players opportunities to move abroad while ensuring suitable replacements are brought in."Possible this club stand in transition all the

To that end, he welcomes the decision of the Court of Appeal to acquit and discharge her.

He makes the point that the Court of Appeal evaluated all the charges and came to the conclusion that Sedina should be acquitted and discharged.

Dreams FC head coach Winfred Dormon says the club's preseason programme has been carefully structured to ensure the team is fully prepared before the start of the new Ghana Premier League season.Speaking to Dreams FC Media, Dormon revealed that the preseason is expected to last six weeks, although some clubs may extend theirs to seven weeks.According to the coach, the objective is to have the squad physically and mentally ready by the end of the programme while gradually integrating

We can't fight corruption when the government is clearing its people

Dreams FC head coach Winfred Dormon has revealed that the club's preseason preparations have centred on building the players' physical and mental strength ahead of the new campaign.Speaking to Dreams FC Media, Dormon explained that the opening phase of preseason is designed to improve fitness while also giving the technical team the opportunity to assess new players and conduct squad screening.According to the coach, the players have been put through a demanding training

We can't fight corruption when the government is clearing its people

There is a clear trend that the smart thing to do is if you get into trouble, find a way to escape and wait for your party to come to power

The acquittal of Sedina Tamakloe makes a nonsense of our collective effort to fight corruption

He believes that the accused may have questions to answer on some of the charges; hence, he wants Ghanaians to wait for the Supreme Court to hear the appeal against the Court of Appeal decision.

Dreams FC head coach Winfred Dormon has stressed the importance of a productive preseason, insisting it lays the foundation for a successful campaign.Speaking to Dreams FC Media, Dormon explained that the work done during preseason sets the tone for the rest of the season and determines how well a team is prepared to compete."The preseason sets the tone and the foundation. If you want to take the league seriously and approach the competition with the right attitude and mentality,

Dreams FC head coach Winfred Dormon has expressed satisfaction with his squad's attitude and commitment after the opening week of preseason training, describing the players' response as "very positive and commendable."Speaking to Dreams FC Media, Dormon said the preseason programme has progressed smoothly and is providing the ideal platform to prepare the team for the challenges ahead.According to the coach, preseason is a crucial period that allows the technical

The Attorney-General has announced plans to appeal the Court of Appeal's decision at the Supreme Court after the appellate court quashed the conviction and 10-year prison sentence imposed on Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu.

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Asante Kotoko are set to part ways with striker Kwame Poku as the club undergoes a major squad overhaul ahead of the 2026/27 season.The former Ghana U23 international is among several players expected to depart the Porcupine Warriors, with management looking to strengthen key areas following a disappointing campaign.Poku returned to Kotoko in the summer of 2025 on a free transfer after spells with USM Alger and Olympique Khouribga, signing a two-and-a-half-year contract. He scored