Joseph Paul Amoah has qualified for the men’s 200m semifinal at the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, UK.

#CWG2022: Joseph Paul Amoah is through to the semi finals of the Men’s 200m after finishing 1st in heat 5 with a time of 20.58s #JoySports pic.twitter.com/td32J5F2U0

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The national 200m record holder finished first in heat five of the heats with a time of 20.58s and qualified for the final via an automatic qualifying slot.

University of Ghana’s Abdul-Rasheed Saminu finished third in his first outing at the Commonwealth Games missing out on an automatic qualification to the semifinal of the 200m event.

Years after he was suspended as General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for misconduct, Kwabena Agyei Agyapong is still very much convinced he was treated unfairly by the party.

In other events, Abigail Kwarteng is through to the High Jump final after clearing a height of 1.81m.

#CWG2022: Abigail Kwarteng is through to the High Jump final after clearing a height of 1.81m.

Abigail was adjudged the best performer in the women's qualifying B and makes the final despite missing out on the automatic qualifying height of 1.90m#JoySports pic.twitter.com/U3PhPQvZw7

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Abigail was the best performer in women's qualifying B and makes the final despite not clearing the automatic qualifying height of 1.90s .

Rose Yeboah is through to the High Jump final on her first attempt after clearing a height of 1.81m.

#CWG2022: On her first attempt, Rose Yeboah of team Ghana is through to the High Jump final after clearing a height of 1.81m

Rose Yeboah qualified as part of one of the best 12 performances, despite missing out on the automatic qualifying mark of 1.90m#JoySports pic.twitter.com/dWaWc8j0e2

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Rose missed out on the automatic qualifying mark of 1.90s but went through as one of 12 best performances