Audio By Carbonatix
Young Ghanaian footballers, under the Ngorli Ball and Brain Project, have been selected to partake in this year’s Jefferson Cup tournament in Richmond Virginia, United States of America (USA).
The players drafted into two teams Nkrumah Boys (under 11) and Mandela Boys (under 13) and will join other youth teams from the USA for the tournament scheduled for March.
The Jefferson Cup tournament is ranked the #1 youth tournaments for boys and girls in the United States of America.
The Ball and Brain Project under the auspices of Ngorli strives to create and nurture a valuable soccer learning experience and academic accomplishments for young children in Ghana. Currently, 354 underprivileged young boys and girls within Achimota and its surrounding communities are benefitting directly from the project.

The Ghanaian teams’ acceptance into the tournament brings them opportunities to explore and develop their skills while opening up for scholarships to pursue their academics in the USA.
Ngorli is a nonprofit organization focused on impacting communities and the world at large through education, skill development and community participation. Since 2011 when the organization was launched, over 20,000 children in various communities in three countries have benefitted in the Literacy and STEM Programmes.
--
Latest Stories
-
Dr Abena Nyarkoa to join panel discussion at Africa Together Conference in Cambridge
3 hours -
Walmart warns US shoppers are cutting spending as higher petrol prices bite
3 hours -
Flexible exchange rate regime critical in absorbing external shocks – First Deputy Governor
3 hours -
Toilets and changing rooms must be used on basis of biological sex, guidance confirms
4 hours -
Emily in Paris to end after sixth season, says Netflix
4 hours -
Angry crowd sets Ebola hospital tents on fire in DR Congo
4 hours -
Russia and China condemn US over indictment of former Cuban leader
4 hours -
Bank of Ghana reverts to previous Cash Reserve Ratio policy after scrapping it last year
4 hours -
Ghana-eligible defender Beres Owusu signs permanent deal with Grazer AK
4 hours -
A Super El Niño is coming: What does it mean for Ghana?
5 hours -
Driving Schools Association pushes for mandatory driver training to reduce road crashes
5 hours -
Climate change exists with or without humans — Youth advocate
5 hours -
Plastic waste driving flooding and climate concerns in Bamaahu — Youth Climate Reporter
5 hours -
This week on The Career Trail
5 hours -
My book was born out of university research – Mary Anane Awuku
6 hours