Two time Olympic Gold medal winner, Dr. Edwin Moses, says the Sports Equity™ Lab will provide a platform for a profound celebration of past achievements alongside present endeavors, emphasizing the importance of giving back to society and providing opportunities for youth and future generations.
He said this as he prepares to join other sports enthusiasts in the unveiling of a 10-meter tall installation, showcasing six iconic sports personalities (including legendary footballer Abedi Pele) hailed as ‘African Giants’ at the University of Ghana on Thursday, March 4. (Click highlighted text to read full story)
The University of Ghana Stadium is one of two main host venues for the 13th African Games that is scheduled to be held in Ghana from March 8 to March 23.
Speaking on the March 4 event, Dr. Edwin Moses said, “I am honoured to be in Ghana to lend support to the Victory in Unity campaign, which endeavours to leverage sport as a vehicle for social progress.”
The Victory in Unity installation will be available for the public to interact with between 8-10th March 2024. The University of Ghana Stadium will host eight sports disciplines during the African Games including athletics.
