Rafatu Inusah has been elected as the new President of the Ghana Rugby Football Union, succeeding Herbert Mensah. Her focus will be on promoting women’s rugby and working collaboratively with a supportive board. The team aims to revitalize rugby in Ghana and enhance its representation on the continental stage.
Rafatu Inusah has recently been elected as the President of the Ghana Rugby Football Union, succeeding Herbert Mensah. Her unopposed election marks the beginning of a five-year tenure aimed at fostering the sport’s development in Ghana. Inusah will be assisted by Vice-President Emmanuel Bamfi and a dedicated board consisting of members Prince Kwaku, Emmanuel Kalos, Abdul Saeed Samed, and SaCut Amenga.
Inusah emphasized a commitment to promoting women’s rugby, particularly the 15s format, drawing inspiration from international figures such as Coralie van den Berg of World Rugby. She highlighted the importance of teamwork and collaboration to advance the sport’s visibility and growth nationally.
With the official mandate granted, Inusah and her board are poised to reinvigorate Ghana Rugby, aiming for stronger representation on the continent. Their leadership comes amid the anticipation of improved engagement and opportunity within the rugby community across the country.
Rafatu Inusah’s election as President of the Ghana Rugby Football Union signifies a pivotal moment in the sport’s administration in Ghana. With a focus on women’s rugby and a collaborative board, her vision seeks to enhance the sport’s stature and participation in the country. The future of Ghana Rugby appears promising under her leadership as efforts are made to ensure broader representation and growth.
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