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The new Cape Coast stadium will officially be opened on Tuesday evening by the President of Ghana, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama after over two years of construction and fixes.
The 15,000 capacity edifice is a $35 million project wholly financed as a grant by the People's Republic of China.
However before the official opening, students from second cycle institutions in the Central Region have engaged in inter schools games

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