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Azamati, Rose Yeboah lead Ghana’s 40-member Commonwealth Games Team

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Azamati, Rose Yeboah lead Ghana’s 40-member Commonwealth Games Team

The Commonwealth Games Association of Ghana (CGA) has announced a 40-member "High-Performance Squad" for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

A statement by the Commonwealth Games Association of Ghana urged Ghanaians at home and abroad to "rally behind Team Ghana as they embark on the journey to Glasgow with determination, unity, and the ambition of bringing home medals and making the nation proud.

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