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Rafatu Inusah appointed C’wlth Youth Games Chef de Mission

The Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) has appointed Ms. Rafatu Inusah, President of Ghana Rugby, as Chef de Mission (CDM) for Team Ghana at the upcoming Commonwealth Youth Games. The event is expected to take place from October 29 to November 4, in the islands of Malta and Gozo. Her appointment, according to a GOC statement, … The post Rafatu Inusah appointed C’wlth Youth Games Chef de Mission…

Rafatu Inusah appointed C’wlth Youth Games Chef de Mission

The Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) has announced the appointment of Ms. Rafatu Inusah as Chef de Mission (CDM) for Team Ghana at the upcoming Commonwealth Youth Games, set to be held from October 29 to November 4 in Malta and Gozo. This decision highlights Ms Inusah's growing influence in Ghanaian sports, particularly her leadership in rugby development, grassroots sports, athlete development, and sports administration.

Ms Inusah, a member of the GOC board, serves on multiple committees, including the Games and Technical Committee, and the Women’s Commission. As the first woman to lead the Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU), she has broken barriers and serves as a role model for women in sports. The Commonwealth Youth Games serve as a crucial platform for young athletes aged 14 to 18 from 74 nations to gain international exposure and experience.

Ms Inusah's appointment signifies the GOC's commitment to women's empowerment and placing strong female leaders in key sports governance roles. In addition, Inusah has been chosen to participate in the International Coaching Enrichment Certificate Programme (ICECP) in the United States, where she will receive advanced training in coaching, athlete development, and sports management.

This program will further enhance her expertise and contribute to Ghana's growing presence in the Olympic Movement.

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