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'It's your talent and Inshallah' - The uncertainty of football in the Buduburam refugee camp

'It's your talent and Inshallah' - The uncertainty of football in the Buduburam refugee camp

The Buduburam refugee camp is where Bayern Munich star Alphonso Davies was born.

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Dreams in Ruins: The sporting cost of the Bawku conflict in Ghana

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By Emmanuel Ayamga Verified
| Pulse Ghana Verified
Journalist Emmanuel Ayamga tells a chilling story of how the Bawku conflict is affecting sporting activities in the region... It was supposed to be a normal day of training for players of Bawku Unity Stars, a juvenile club in the Bawku Municipal District of the Upper East Region of Ghana. The Bawku Sports Stadium pitch was customarily rocky, the atmosphere fairly cloudy. About 20 minutes into the session though, a seeming sense of panic and disorder started out of nowhere.
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World Cup: Qatar’s human rights record dominated headlines. Why’s USA rampant gun violence not getting same global attention?

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By Emmanuel Ayamga Verified, Mandela Anuvabe
| Pulse Ghana Verified
World Cup: Qatar’s human rights record dominated headlines. Why’s USA's rampant gun violence not getting same global attention? Qatar were hounded and badgered over their mistreatment of migrant workers in the lead-up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, and rightly so.
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World Cup: Qatar’s human rights record dominated headlines. Why’s USA's rampant gun violence not getting same global attention?

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By Emmanuel Ayamga Verified, Mandela Anuvabe
| Pulse Ghana Verified
Qatar were hounded and badgered over their mistreatment of migrant workers in the lead-up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, and rightly so. But with two years to the next tournament, the world seems to have gone silent on the pervasive gun violence in the USA, a country where over 300 mass shootings have been recorded thus far in 2024 alone, with a yearly average of 44,000 persons killed and 96,000 more injured by guns… Kara Welsh was on her way to a very promising career.
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