Women’s Sports Advocate Ayishatu Zakaria Ali Ties the Knot
Women’s sports advocate Ayishatu Zakaria Ali has officially begun a new chapter in her life after marrying her longtime partner.
The Minister for Sports and Recreation, Hon. Kofi Adams has lauded Ghana’s badminton players for their recent successes across multiple international competitions.
In an interview, Adams emphasized the commendable performance of the athletes, whose victories have elevated Ghana’s sporting reputation globally. The Minister also praised the efforts of the Badminton Association of Ghana, led by its president Evans Yeboah, for promoting the sport and planning to extend it to reach new regions such as Oti. He noted the remarkable impact of young players, including some from Sweduru who continue to showcase exceptional talent both locally and abroad.

He highlighted the repeated playing of the national anthem during medal presentations, describing it as a proud moment for the nation; “it felt as if we were the only country participating,” he said with pride, noting that countries like Egypt and Morocco were also present.
“Badminton is one sport we can easily spread across the country,” Adams said. “The young ones are doing wonders, and with continued support, we can achieve even greater success.”
By; Victoria Kwofie
Women’s sports advocate Ayishatu Zakaria Ali has officially begun a new chapter in her life after marrying her longtime partner.
The Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment, in partnership with AGRA, has officially launched the Youth Xplore App and the AgTractive App to create new pathways for young people across Ghana.
A three-member contingent of the Ghana Table Tennis Association are currently in China to participate in the 2025 ITTF sponsored High Performance programme for young talents.