The Ghana Football Association confirms that Kwesi Appiah will continue as Black Stars coach.
This followed a meeting of the Executive Committee of the GFA after an appraisal of the Black Stars' performance at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
The Ex.Co considered all aspects of Ghana's performance and operations at the Nations Cup in South Africa and it was agreed that Appiah is the best man to continue coaching the Black Stars.
President of the GFA, Kwesi Nyantakyi said: “We reviewed Ghana's participation at this competition and are very quick to admit that the performance fell below the expectation of everyone of us.
“We render an unqualified apology to all Ghanaians. Very useful lessons have been drawn.
“We also looked at the coaching department led by the head coach - Kwesi Appiah. He did very well. However, we think the team could have done better.
“We are looking at strengthening the technical team to enable them do better in future tournaments.”
Ghana finished fourth at Africa Cup of Nations.
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