Audio By Carbonatix
Black Stars skipper, Andre Ayew, believes his side are working tirelessly to lift this year's Africa Cup of Nations trophy in Egypt.
According to Ayew, they believe the only key to being successful at the upcoming continental campaign was through hard work.
The Black Stars have been camping in Dubai as they prepare for the tournament. They will travel to Egypt on Thursday to step up preparations ahead of their first group match against Benin on Tuesday.
“We have been in Dubai for a while now and I can tell you that everyone is working tirelessly to ensure we deliver the AFCON title to Ghanaians.
“Everyone here believes in hard work being the key to success and are focused on working towards that in order to achieve our goals,” he added.
The senior national team last won the tournament in 1982.
Latest Stories
-
Return home to support Ghana’s 24-hour economy agenda – Ambassador Smith urges students abroad
36 minutes -
Minute’s silence held to remember Bondi Beach attack victims
48 minutes -
Lands Minister commissions 3rd batch of 636 Blue Water Guards; pledges sustained fight against galamsey
1 hour -
Manso Nyankomase miners allege military extortion and harassment during reclamation exercise
1 hour -
Ghanaian among 20 arrested as 306 stolen vehicles recovered in Canada
2 hours -
Neither Russia nor France: One West African country walks a diplomatic tightrope
2 hours -
Former CSA boss says he was politically insulated to do his job
2 hours -
NAPO slams gov’t for revocation of renamed universities
2 hours -
Playback: The Law discussed legal backbone of Ghana’s cybersecurity framework
3 hours -
Photos: 2025 Diaspora Summit
3 hours -
Diaspora partnership central to Ghana’s reset agenda – Vice President
3 hours -
Ghanaian graduate students in U.S. appeal for financial support to complete studies
3 hours -
Four suspects arrested in fatal kidnapping attempt near Chereponi
5 hours -
Sankofa Pan-African Committee honours Temple of Rabbi leader as ‘Custodian of Peace’
5 hours -
Obuasi Trade Show records high turn-out and strong impact
5 hours