Audio By Carbonatix
The United Party (UP) has congratulated the coaching staff, players, and management of Ghana’s National Under-20 Women’s Football Team, the Black Princesses, following their qualification for the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup at the expense of Uganda.
In a statement issued on Monday, May 11, the party praised the team for their determination and resilience throughout the qualification campaign, particularly after a difficult first-leg encounter at the Accra Sports Stadium which ended in a 2–1 victory for Ghana.

According to the United Party, the performance displayed by the Black Princesses in the return fixture in Kampala demonstrated the team’s commitment, patriotism, and fighting spirit.
“The courage, determination, dedication and above all the patriotism that was exhibited by the team in far away Kampala was heart warming and establishes a Can-Do spirit template for our country,” the statement said.
The party noted that the achievement reflects the growing potential of women’s football in Ghana and deserves national recognition and sustained investment.
“As a political party that seeks to invest heavily in Sports especially women football, we could not allow this achievement by our sisters and daughters to go unnoticed,” the statement added.
The United Party further urged the government to provide equal support and attention to women’s football, particularly at the national team level, comparable to the resources and focus often directed towards the senior men’s national team, the Black Stars.
“The UP urges the government to offer equal attention to women football especially when it comes to the national teams as is done to the Black Stars,” the party stated.
Latest Stories
-
Centre for CSR, West Africa partners with Climate x Culture Summit to champion corporate sustainability at Google AI Centre
5 minutes -
Petrosol donates medical equipment to Bolgatanga Hospital
6 minutes -
Zongo Health Campaign screens over 110 Mamobi residents
20 minutes -
Cybercriminals using AI tools to carry out operations – Cyber Security Authority
27 minutes -
Ghana must invest more in mental health and healthier workplaces – Nurse advises
28 minutes -
NAPG Summit equips Administrative Professionals for strategic impact and the AI-driven workplace
36 minutes -
NHIA urges amendment of Health Insurance Act to accommodate free primary healthcare
40 minutes -
Ghana is tackling cybercrime head-on, not becoming a hub for it – CSA
41 minutes -
We’ll deliver without fear or favour – New EC Deputy Chairpersons assure Mahama
42 minutes -
Six Ukrainian energy sites hit by Russia since Trump announced ceasefire, Zelensky says
1 hour -
Government directs GTEC to prepare public universities for weekend reopening as it intensifies efforts to end GAUA strike
1 hour -
Multimedia Group’s Raymond Nii Doodo Larbie called to the Ghana Bar, seeks to combine HR practice with law
1 hour -
Credible elections are the cornerstone of democracy – New Deputy EC Chairperson
1 hour -
Mahama charges new EC deputies to put national interest above political loyalties
1 hour -
Mahama urges EC to strengthen electoral technology, inclusion and professionalism
1 hour