Companies brace for 5th LCB Corporate Games
Companies operating within Ghana’s port and logistics industry have come together for the 2026 edition of the LCB Corporate Games, a 12-to-14-week sporting competition aimed at promoting collaboration, healthy lifestyles and stronger professional relationships among industry players. The competition, now in its fifth year, brings together 16 corporate institutions and staged across the Accra and…
The 2026 edition of the LCB Corporate Games, a 12-to-14-week sporting competition, is set to commence in Ghana, with the objective of fostering collaboration, healthy lifestyles, and stronger professional relationships among industry players. This marks the fifth year of the competition, which will involve 16 corporate institutions competing across the Accra and Tema zones.
The ultimate aim is to crown the overall champion in a grand finale, with the top teams from each zone battling it out. Key participants include the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA), which has entered two teams this year - the Fire Department and the Mechanical Department. GPHA is a familiar face in the event, alongside other entities involved in Ghana's ports, shipping, freight, and logistics sectors.
Organized by LCB WorldwideGhana Limited as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, the games serve multiple purposes. Ms Philomena Ocloo, an official of LCB Worldwide Ghana, highlights that the initiative not only provides an opportunity for the company to raise awareness about its operations and services but also enables direct engagement with the wider business community.
The annual event combines CSR objectives with activities promoting social interaction and wellbeing. Felix Segbaya, another official of LCB Worldwide Ghana, emphasizes that the games aim to communicate the company's relationship with its business partners. Winners of the competition will be awarded GH₵20,000 for the overall champion, GH₵10,000 for the first runner-up, and GH₵5,000 for the second runner-up.
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