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GFA supports two Catch Them Young Referees in the Ashanti Region with educational assistance

The support forms part of the GFA Educational Support initiative, which seeks to assist Catch Them Young Referees across all regions of Ghana to pursue their academic ambitions while developing their officiating careers.1 minute ago The Ashanti Regional Football Association (RFA) has presented educational support to two promising Catch Them Young Referees, Samuel Akwasi Owusu and Philip Abalo, as part of the Ghana Football Association’s (GFA) commitment to promoting education among young match officials.
The Ashanti RFA commended the GFA for introducing the initiative, describing it as an important intervention in supporting the academic and professional development of young referees.
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