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The Black Queens have travelled to their base in Morocco ahead of the start of the delayed 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
The team will be based in Siaida during the group stages of the tournament with Ghana in Group C alongside defending champions South Africa, Mali and Tanzania.
The Queens left Benslimane on Monday, June 30, for Siaida in their colourful outfit as the start of the competition nears.
Ghana's first game is on Monday, July 7, against South Africa, before the game against Mali on July 11. The team will then wrap up their group stage campaign against Tanzania on July 14.
The team is hoping to win the competition for the first time after being unsuccessful in three finals in the past.
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