Ghana Tennis Federation boss, Aboagye Duah, elected as West Africa Prez & Veep at Tennis Africa

Luanda, Angola - Ghana has assumed a prominent leadership role in African tennis with the election of Mr Isaac Aboagye Duah, President of the Ghana Tennis Federation, as President of the West Africa Zone and Vice President of Tennis Africa. The Ghanaian tennis administrator was unanimously elected at the Tennis Africa Annual General Meeting in Luanda, replacing the late Ing.

Ifedayo Akindoju Dayo. The West Africa Zone encompasses 15 countries, presenting an opportunity for Ghana to enhance its involvement in continental tennis governance and regional cooperation.

During his time as President of the Ghana Tennis Federation since 2017, Mr Duah has focused on inclusive governance, stakeholder engagement, and promoting opportunities for tennis growth. Key initiatives include recognizing various stakeholders as delegates in the highest decision-making body of tennis in Ghana, and implementing an open-door policy to foster collaboration between tennis clubs, foundations, and the Federation in organizing international competitions.

Mr Duah, a graduate of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology with degrees in Chemistry and business administration, is committed to inclusive leadership, collaboration, and recognizing all stakeholders in tennis. In his new role, he aims to strengthen governance, develop players and officials, attract investment, and create sustainable opportunities for the next generation of African tennis.