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Ghana departs for ITF World Team Cup Africa qualifiers in Rabat
March 29, 2026
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Ghana departs for ITF World Team Cup Africa qualifiers in Rabat

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  • The Ghana Wheelchair Tennis Team has departed for Rabat, Morocco to participate in the 2026 ITF PNB Paribas World Team Cup Africa Qualifiers.
  • The qualifiers are scheduled from March 30th to April 3rd, 2026, at Club Wifaq Tennis.
  • The men's division team includes senior player Bernard Yawson and junior player Emmanuel Amosogo Amobire, alongside Coach Daniel Kwakye and official Godfred Ansong.
  • Team Ghana aims to improve upon last year's impressive bronze medal performance.
  • The team expressed gratitude for support from H.E. Mrs. Charity Gbedawo, Ghana Ambassador to Morocco, and officials from Ghana Wheelchair Tennis and GTF, reaffirming commitment to developing the sport.

Why This Matters

This event highlights Ghana's commitment to inclusivity and the development of adaptive sports, providing a crucial international platform for athletes with disabilities. Their participation and potential success can inspire future generations, promote greater investment in disability sports, and enhance Ghana's reputation for supporting diverse athletic talent on the global stage.

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