Sports politics refers to the intersection of sports and political issues, encompassing how political dynamics influence sports and vice versa. This area examines how sports can be a platform for political expression, the ways in which organized sports can reflect social and political movements, and how political decisions impact the administration and regulation of sports. Examples include government funding of sports programs, the use of sports figures as political symbols, and the role of international sports events in diplomatic relations. Sports politics can also involve discussions around issues such as nationalism, race, gender, and economic disparities within the sporting world. Overall, it highlights the complex relationship between sporting activities and broader societal political contexts.
### GFA's Support for Stars in England In a remarkable show of support, Kurt Okraku, the President of the Ghana Football Association, and his vice, Mark Addo, visited Black Stars…