Ghana’s 4x100m Team Takes Bronze at African Championships
Ghana’s men’s 4x100m relay team claimed bronze at the African Athletics Championships after clocking 38.74 seconds in an electrifying final at the University of Ghana Stadium
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- Ghana's men’s 4x100m relay team finished third with a time of 38.74 seconds
- The race took place at the University of Ghana Stadium
The stakes
- This bronze medal highlights the growing prowess of Ghana in athletics on the African stage
- The performance of the home team in front of local fans is a boost for national pride
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- The African Athletics Championships are a key platform for African nations to showcase their athletic talent
- Ghana's participation in these championships demonstrates the country’s commitment to sports development
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Original report African Athletics Championships: Ghana claims bronze in men’s 4×100 relay
Publisher: MyJoyOnline (GH) · Published May 15, 8:39 pm · myjoyonline.com
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Ghana’s men’s 4x100m relay team claimed bronze at the African Athletics Championships after clocking 38.74 seconds in an electrifying final at the University of Ghana Stadium. The Ghanaian quartet…
The Ghanaian quartet made up of Edwin Gadayi, Joseph-Paul Amoah, Ibrahim Fuseini and Abdul-Rasheed Saminu delivered a spirited performance in front of the home fans to secure a podium finish at #Accra2026
What happened
- Ghana's men’s 4x100m relay team finished third with a time of 38.74 seconds
- The race took place at the University of Ghana Stadium
- Ivory Coast won gold, and Nigeria secured silver, with times of 38.52 seconds and 38.70 seconds, respectively
- Ghana now has a total of four medals at the championships
- Esther Ohenewa won a silver medal in the women’s high jump
Why this matters
- This bronze medal highlights the growing prowess of Ghana in athletics on the African stage
- The performance of the home team in front of local fans is a boost for national pride
- Winning multiple medals at the championships showcases the potential of Ghana's athletes
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