Posts Tagged ‘Ghana’

Nii Lamptey: The Lost Pele

By Tom Dunmore • Feb 5th, 2008 • Category: History

As Ghana’s drive to the final of the African Nations Cup continues, one man is missing: Nii Lamptey, Ghana’s Pele, who is tending his farm in Accra rather than leading his country to victory. His tale is one of tragedy and torment.



Empty Seats in Ghana

By Tom Dunmore • Feb 1st, 2008 • Category: News & Notes

Most reports from Ghana at the African Nations Cup are effusive about the tournament, the country, and the fans enthusiasm at most games. Yet yesterday, it was a shame to read two separate stories lamenting the empty seats at many matches.



Photo Daily | February 1 | Outside Accra Stadium

By Tom Dunmore • Feb 1st, 2008 • Category: Photography

outside accra stadium



Photo Daily | January 31 | Ghana Fans at the ACN

By Tom Dunmore • Jan 31st, 2008 • Category: Photography

Ghana Supporters



Photo Daily | January 29 | Opening Ceremony in Ghana

By Tom Dunmore • Jan 29th, 2008 • Category: Photography

Ghana 2008 Photos



Photo Daily | January 24 | Accra, Ghana

By Tom Dunmore • Jan 25th, 2008 • Category: Photography

whistleposse



Photo Daily | January 21 | Security in Ghana

By Tom Dunmore • Jan 21st, 2008 • Category: Photography

Security at the African Nations Cup



Africa Cup of Nations: Open Thread

By Tom Dunmore • Jan 20th, 2008 • Category: News & Notes

As the Africa Cup of Nations kicks-off today, do you share our enthusiasm for a tournament that’s seemingly lower on Sepp Blatter’s priorities than the tinpot Confederations Cup? Is the internet enthusiasm over it a sign of a renewed interest in African football, despite Fifa’s disdain? Share your views as the opening game takes place in Ghana.



Photo Daily | January 18 | Ghana Celebrates

By Tom Dunmore • Jan 18th, 2008 • Category: Photography

Ghana Fans Celebrate