<p>Ampofo-Ankrah and five others have been appointed to strengthen Africa Beach Soccer Union, ABSU, Committees.</p>



<p>The appointments, according to ABSU Network, has Yaw Ampofo Ankrah as</p>



<p>head of media and branding team.</p>



<p> Ampofo-Ankrah is a broadcaster and Ghana Beach Soccer Chairman.</p>



<p>The appointments, insiders aver, have given ABSU  ;a huge boost.</p>



<p>However, the appointments were confirmed after an Executive Committee meeting in late August.</p>



<p>The meeting  ;deliberated on issues relating to the future of the rapidly growing sand sport across the continent.</p>



<p>Significantly, five other nominations were also accepted by the union after strong recommendations from the Ghana Beach <a href="https://openlife.ng/">Soccer Chairman</a>.</p>



<p>ABSU secretariat in Lagos – Nigeria, in addition, says referee George Darko has been given a role on the competitions committee.</p>



<p>Other appointments include Nana Poku Amankwah who is currently the organizing secretary of Ghana Beach Soccer. He will now serve on the <a href="http://www.thenationonlineng.com">Competitions</a> Committee of ABSU.</p>



<p>Ghana Beach Soccer Media officer Dennis Mensah and Ruben Dzidodo Adjahoe (CEO of Keta Sunset) have been appointed to serve at the Union Secretariat.</p>



<p>TV3 sports producer, Mrs Janet Amankwah got a role to serve on the Women&#8217;s Development Committee of the Union.</p>



<p>The President of ABSU who also heads Uganda Beach Soccer is <a href="https://openlife.ng/">Mr. Deo Mutaba</a>zi. He is known as a pillar in the drive for more fund, infrastructural development</p>



<p>to beach soccer on the continent.</p>



<p>Key stakeholders of member countries will also serve as heads of the various committes including marketing and sponsorship. Others are  ;Competitions Committee, Technical &; Youth Development, Women&#8217;s Development and the ABSU Secretariat respectively and</p>



<p>The countries include Senegal, Morocco, Seychelles and Nigeria.</p>

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