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Joy Sports asked sports minister Isaac Kwame Asiamah ten key questions after briefing Parliament on how $ 4.5 million was spent on the Black Stars at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.
The sector minister said the country has budgeted $ 6.3 million and therefore $ 1.7 million has not been spent.
- CAF meets the needs of the players and technical teams of each team during the tournament. How many members of the technical team does the Ghana team have present?
- In 2017, the Black Stars were convinced to receive a $ 5,000 bonus. Why can not we do the same thing this time?
- CAF donated $ 260,000 to each participating country for preparation. Why was this amount not included in the minister's presentation?
- Ghana won only one game but paid out bonuses of over $ 965,000 to the players. Does this mean that each player has received approximately $ 42,000?
- Ghana's culture is to pay the Black Stars' show fees before tournaments. Has this happened again? If yes how much?
- In his presentation, the Minister stated that the $ 6.3 million budget covered NINE categories of people, but that the specific breakdown referred to expenses incurred solely for players and the technical team. What happened to the expenses of the other seven groups?
- The Ministry of Sport's total budget for 2019 is GHS 43 million ($ 7.9 million), but the CAN budget alone was 34 or 6.3 million GHS (or 79% of the total amount). How does the state justify this expense while many other sports are in urgent need of help?
- Joy Sports understands that the expenses of the CAN were taken apart from the budget allocation of the Ministry of Sports? What was the source of the money?
- Budgets, by definition, are presented before expenses. Why did Parliament not ask that this be done by the Ministry of Sports before CAN?
- Who constitutes the "additional technical staff" in the Minister's budget and why are their daily bonus / winner payments separate from "technical staff"?
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