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Black Queens’ unpaid bonuses deepen Sports Ministry welfare crisis – Minority caucus demands accountability

His concerns follow reports from members of Ghana’s contingent to the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, alongside complaints from the Black Queens over outstanding bonuses, unpaid per diems and inadequate welfare support.
Assafuah is also demanding a clear athlete welfare protocol covering travel, accommodation, equipment, supervision, medical care, mental health assistance and financial entitlements for every national assignment.“If established, this treatment would constitute an unacceptable disregard for the dignity and welfare of an athlete who had sacrificed to represent Ghana,” Assafuah said.
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