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Former Black Stars defender Anthony Baffoe has been confirmed as one of the JoySports National Dialogue speakers.
The dialogue, a thought leadership program aimed at shaping the future of sports in Ghana, is scheduled for Thursday, March 13, 2025, across the English-speaking platforms of The Multimedia Group.
Anthony Baffoe is the founder of the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG), he’s also a football business manager, a former player and Deputy General Secretary of the Confederation of African Football, among others.
The event will focus on Governance, Funding, and Infrastructure, bringing together experts to provide insights and solutions.
Other speakers slated for the dialogue include Rex Danquah, Tom Vernon, Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, Mawuko Afadzinu, and Frank Appiah Kusi.
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