Simon Adingra's journey from an unknown talent at the prestigious Right to Dream Academy in Ghana to a celebrated champion of the 2023 AFCON is nothing short of remarkable.
Beatrice Laryea
Sports News
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From March 8, when the opening ceremony kicks off at the University of Ghana Stadium, Accra will be the continent's sporting capital as an estimated 5,000 elite athletes from 44 countries compete for honours and personal glory in what has been referred to as Africa's version of the Olympic Games.
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