About 500 schoolchildren from 10 private schools in the Ashanti Region have participated in the launch of a Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF) campaign aimed at taking the sport into schools and communities across five regions. …
The Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF) has appointed a new Technical Committee and an Operations Manager to strengthen the development of the sport across the country. …
THE Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF) is set to roll out a new comprehensive awareness campaign next month in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region that aims to introduce and develop the sport and make it national in character. …
Mr Frederick Lartey Otu pulled a historic feat to become the longest serving president of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF) after he was re-elected for a consecutive third term at the federation’s Elective Congress held at the Accra Sports Stadium on Saturday. …
Frederick Lartey Otu has been re-elected as President of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF) after defeating Charles Tsibo Cromwell at the federation’s 2026 Elective Congress. …
The incumbent president of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF), Mr Frederick Lartey Otu has been cleared to seek re-election in the federation’s elections by the three-member vetting committee put in place to vet candidates vying for executive positions at its upcoming congress. …
The incumbent president of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF), Mr Frederick Lartey Otu has been cleared to seek re-election in the federation’s elections by the three-member vetting committee put in place to vet candidates vying for executive positions at its upcoming congress. …
The incumbent president of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF), Mr Frederick Lartey Otu, has urged the rank and file of the sport’s fraternity to desist from acts that could disrupt the peace and stability of the federation. …
Frederick Otu Lartey President of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation (GTF), Frederick Otu Lartey is targeting another term as the Federation goes to the polls next month to elect new leaders. …
About 500 schoolchildren from 10 private schools in the Ashanti Region participated in the launch of a Ghana Taekwondo Federation campaign to take the sport into schools and communities across five regions—Ashanti, Northern, Upper West, Bono and Central. The initiative aims to increase access to the sport, identify young talent early, and promote discipline, physical fitness, self-defence and confidence among children.
About 500 schoolchildren from 10 private schools in the Ashanti Region participated in the launch of a Ghana Taekwondo Federation campaign to take the sport into schools and communities across five regions—Ashanti, Northern, Upper West, Bono and Central. The initiative aims to increase access to the sport, identify young talent early, and promote discipline, physical fitness, self-defence and confidence among children.
The Ghana Taekwondo Federation has appointed Mr Prince Ayim Brown as Communication Officer, effective immediately, to strengthen the federation's communication, media relations, public visibility and digital presence.
The Ghana Taekwondo Federation has appointed a new Technical Committee chaired by Simon Gluikpor and an Operations Manager, David Addotey, to strengthen the development of the sport across the country.
The Ghana Taekwondo Federation plans to roll out a new awareness campaign next month in Kumasi to develop the sport nationally and nurture a new generation of performers. The initiative, approved by the Ghana Education Service and Ghana National Association of Private Schools, will target school children and later expand to the four most deprived regions.
Frederick Lartey Otu was re-elected for a consecutive third term as Ghana Taekwondo Federation president at the federation's Elective Congress held at the Accra Sports Stadium on Saturday, polling 16 votes to Charles Tsibo Cromwell's 11. Maxwell Theodore Alornyo won the Vice President position with 14 votes.
Frederick Lartey Otu was re-elected President of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation, securing 16 of 27 votes cast at the 2026 Elective Congress to defeat Charles Tsibo Cromwell's 11 votes. Otu begins a third term with priorities including grassroots development, constitutional reforms, and strengthening Ghana's presence ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games.
The incumbent president of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation, Frederick Lartey Otu, has been cleared by a three-member vetting committee to seek re-election for a third term at tomorrow's elective congress. He will compete against Charles Tsibo Cromwell for the presidency.
The incumbent president of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation, Frederick Lartey Otu, has been cleared by a vetting committee to seek re-election for a third term. He will compete against Charles Tsibo Cromwell for the presidency at tomorrow's elective congress.
Ghana Taekwondo Federation president Frederick Lartey Otu, who is seeking a third term ahead of the federation's elective congress on July 18, 2026, has called on members to avoid acts that could disrupt the federation's peace and stability, stating that his candidacy falls within GTF rules aligned with World Taekwondo provisions.
Frederick Otu Lartey, president of the Ghana Taekwondo Federation, is seeking another term in elections scheduled for next month. During his tenure, he has introduced Para Taekwondo in Ghana, which won a bronze medal at the 2015 World Para Taekwondo Championships and finished third in Africa at the 2021 African championships, and secured Ghana's first-ever Paralympic Games qualification.
Ghana Taekwondo Federation president Frederick Otu Lartey is running for another four-year term, promising to strengthen grassroots development across regions. His previous term is credited with introducing Para Taekwondo, Ghana's bronze medal at the 2015 World Para Taekwondo Championships, third place in Africa at 2021 African Para Championships, and Patricia Kyeremeh's historic qualification to the Paris Paralympic Games.