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African Junior And Youth Weightlifting Championship Opens In Accra With Exciting Cultural Display

The 2025 edition of the African Junior and Youth Weightlifting Championship is happening in Accra Ghana from August 17 to 22, 2025 at the Ga Mashie Hall of the Trust Sports Emporium.

14 countries are represented namely, host nation Ghana,  Algeria, Botswana,  Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Kenya, Libya, Madagascar, Morocco,  Nigeria, Sierra Leone, South Africa,  Eswatini and Uganda.

Present at the opening ceremony were President of African Weightlifting Khaled Mehalhe and Secretary General of African Weightlifting, former President of the Ghana Olympic Committee Ben Nunoo Mensah also known as HRH Nii Kojo Ashiefie Papanyira I - the development Chief of the Ga State who represented the Ga Mantse, current GOC President Richard Akpokavie, President of Ghana Weightlifting Federation Hon. Jerry Ahmed Shaib, Ms. Veronica Commey Deputy Director General of the National Sports Authority who represented the Minister of Sports and Recreation and other dignitaries.

The Alajo Mantse was present with his entourage and they enjoyed melodies provided by the Ghana Immigration Service band and Ga Mashie Dance Troop.

Hon. Shaib said the championship is not only a platform for competition but also a stage for inspiration, cultural exchange, friendship, and solidarity. He urged young athletes to compete with courage, fairness, and passion, noting that every lift contributes to their personal journey and the future of African weightlifting.

The GOC President declared the competition opened as he reminded athletes and officials to show the Olympic values in their performances. He urged the young athletes to take advantage of the opportunity, give their best, and embody the Olympic values of excellence, respect, and friendship.

The President of African Weightlifting Khaled Mehalhe declared that Ghana is capable of hosting the World Championship with the set up he saw.

By Sammy Heywood Okine                                        

 

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