WAFCON 2026: Black Queens Players Demand Outstanding Bonuses, Welfare Support From Government

Minority demands accountability over welfare of Black Queens and Glasgow athletes

The Minority in Parliament has called on the government to account for what it describes as failures in the welfare and management of Ghanaian athletes participating in the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and the Black Queens. Ranking Member of the Parliamentary Committee on Youth and Sports, Vincent Ekow Assafuah, in a statement issued on Thursday, August 13, 2026, said reports from members of Ghana’s Commonwealth Games contingent raised ser…

Black Queens demand unpaid bonuses ahead of World Cup play-in

Ghana’s Black Queens are fighting for more than a place at the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup. As they prepare for a crucial play-in against Côte d’Ivoire, the players have also opened a fresh battle over unpaid bonuses, allowances and welfare. In a statement, the players demanded payment of outstanding money linked to Egypt 2025, WAFCON qualification, group-stage wins and per diems. They also called for better management, mental health support and…

Black Queens players raise financial and welfare concerns after World Cup qualification setback

Black Queens players have called for urgent action on unpaid bonuses, per diems, management, mental health and welfare concerns after Ghana’s World Cup qualification setback.

Black Queens demand payment of outstanding bonuses and improved welfare

Black Queens demand payment of outstanding bonuses and improved welfare.

WAFCON 2026: Black Queens players demand outstanding bonuses, welfare support from government

Ghanas Black Queens players have formally raised concerns over outstanding financial and welfare obligations, calling on the government and relevant authorities to engage with them and work towards a swift resolution.In a statement issued by the players, they said they remain proud to represent Ghana and committed to the national team, but listed several outstanding matters they want addressed.Among their concerns are unpaid bonuses from the Egy…

Government denies owing Black Queens per diems, says WAFCON 2026 bonus is being processed

The Ministry of Sports and Recreation has rejected claims that the Black Queens are owed outstanding per diems, insisting that all approved allowances due to the players have been paid.The Ministry was responding to a statement issued by members of the Black Queens in which the players raised concerns over outstanding bonuses, per diems, welfare and government support during the 2026 Womenâ??s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.According to the Mi…