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Team Ghana will have four representatives in the semifinal of the men's and women's 200m event at the ongoing African Games.
Janet Mensah sealed her place in the women's event with a time of 23.75s winning her heat.
Joseph Amoah (20.91s) and Ibrahim Fuseini (21.02s) won their respective heats in the men's event as well while Solomon Hammond (21.32s) finished second in his heats to also book a place in the semifinal.
The women's semis starts at 16:45 GMT while the men's start at 17:10 GMT.
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