Audio By Carbonatix
Pending a determination of a case before it, an Accra High Court has approved the Ministry of Youth and Sports' (MOYS) recommended roadmap for amputee football in the country and Ghana's participation in this year's World Cup.
The court maintains the case should not hinder the players' participation in the sport or their chances of representing Ghana at the World Cup.
According to the court, the National Paralympic Committee of Ghana and the National Sports Authority are organs of the Sports Ministry and have important roles to play in the implementation of the roadmap.
Ghana will represent Africa in the Amputee World Cup in Turkey after winning last year's AFCON.
This is the road map for amputee football as recommended by the MOYS:
Latest Stories
-
LCB Worldwide Ghana partners GHS for major fumigation exercise in Accra
60 minutes -
Fourth-Time Candidate Eugene Boakye Danquah wins Atwima Nwabiagya South NPP Chairmanship
2 hours -
ASEC2026: Push for African-led security solutions through innovation and inclusion – Major General Kotia
2 hours -
NPP alleges arrest of Dennis Miracles Aboagye by EOCO, demands his immediate release
3 hours -
T-bills auction: Government exceeds target by 77%; but to pay more for one-year bill at maturity
3 hours -
A competent government leads with systems, not brooms
4 hours -
Mahama directs activation of Zoomlion transfer stations to improve waste collection after floods
4 hours -
Digitisation has strengthened justice delivery across Ghana — Justice Owusu-Dapaa
5 hours -
Quality of justice must not depend on where a person lives — Court of Appeal judge
5 hours -
NPP Bantama constituency elections resume after disruption by unidentified men
5 hours -
Supreme Court should consider live broadcasts to boost public confidence — Justice Ackah-Boafo
5 hours -
Knights and Ladies of Marshall refurbish washroom facility at St Augustine Catholic Church in Ashaiman
5 hours -
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah commends peaceful NPP constituency elections in Ofoase/Ayirebi
5 hours -
Public reluctance to use ADR is increasing pressure on Supreme Court — Judge
5 hours -
Appoint more judges to improve justice delivery — Circuit Court judge
5 hours