The countdown is on! Frema Agyei (-57kg) and Elizabeth Oduro (-63kg) will proudly represent Ghana in judo at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, carrying the nation's hopes onto one of the world's biggest sporting stages. Their qualification reflects months of dedication, discipline, and sacrifice, and marks another...
To ensure that Ghana's judokas are in optimal condition for the forthcoming Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games and that administrative preparations remain on schedule, the Chef de Mission for Team Ghana, Mr. Ernest Danso, paid a courtesy visit to the Ray Stevens Judo Academy in the...
At the Ghana Judo Federation, we see it every day—young people who arrive uncertain but leave confident, focused, and determined. Through judo, discipline becomes a habit, and that habit becomes success in school, in sport, and in life. Our youth programs are reaching children in communities...
Every child can become disciplined through judo....
The continued success of young athletes remains a powerful testament to Ghana’s immense potential, particularly when our youth are given the right support, guidance, and opportunities to thrive. One such inspiring story is that of Afia Agyei, a talented young judoka whose recent achievement reflects...
The Ghana Judo Federation proudly congratulates Frema Agyei on her outstanding achievement of winning Gold at the British Schools Judo Championships, further confirming her growing reputation as one of the most promising young judoka on the international stage. Competing against strong opposition from schools across Britain,...
The Ghana Judo Federation proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of Kwadwo “JoJo” Oduro Agyei and Afia Otenewaa Agyei, two promising young Ghanaian judoka who delivered impressive performances at the British Schools Judo Championships. Competing in a highly competitive tournament held over two days and featuring 735...
The continued rise of judo in Ghana is driven by committed technical leaders whose expertise contributes to the international recognition and development of the sport. One such pioneer is Ghanaian judo coach Aminu D. Nartey, whose work represents an important milestone in Ghana’s technical contribution...
