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Oct 27, 2026

Merqury QuayeHOST
35:46
University of Education,
ShineHOST
35:47
Winneba.
ShineHOST
35:48
Oh, that means we're going to have a law education.
ShineHOST
35:50
Bamuyada.
Merqury QuayeHOST
35:51
Bamuyada.
Merqury QuayeHOST
35:52
The father, today what they come from? Winneba.
Merqury QuayeHOST
35:55
Yeah, Winneba.
Merqury QuayeHOST
35:55
Your very own Winneba.
Ken KaninjaHOST
64:11
Oh.
Ken KaninjaHOST
64:11
Winneba.
Oti AkentengGUEST
64:12
Uh, now me a deputy director.
Oti AkentengGUEST
64:14
You know, yeah.
Nii Larte LarteyGUEST
66:03
So we named those two systems under them.
Nii Larte LarteyGUEST
66:07
So is a scholarship scheme for music students in Winneba.
Nii Larte LarteyGUEST
66:11
So we see you through university.
Nii Larte LarteyGUEST
66:14
We pay for your
Nathaniel AttaHOST
69:40
Mm.
Evans YeboahGUEST
69:41
So we've been to Sunyani, we've been to Ho, we've been to Jasikan, we've been to Winneba, we've been to, uh, Nyakrom, we've been to Kumasi, and these are places that we have met with all the educational institution teachers who teach badminton.
Evans YeboahGUEST
69:56
So that has really gone very far.
Evans YeboahGUEST
69:58
So they go back and then teach the kids.
Graham TaylorGUEST
37:35
This should tell-- Look, this should tell you that the world is a, a strange place.
Graham TaylorGUEST
37:39
She's from, she's from-- I don't know where she's from, but she's from the University of Education Winneba.
Graham TaylorGUEST
37:44
And that's where I currently am.
Graham TaylorGUEST
37:45
I am, I'm in Winneba.
Graham TaylorGUEST
37:47
She died in-- When she got to the airport, the video is very te-- It's, it was, it w- it was so disheartening.
Graham TaylorGUEST
37:54
She couldn't breathe.
speaker_11HOST
73:33
Ene ye ne prof, uh, newo, uh- Vincent ...
speaker_11HOST
73:36
Winneba.
speaker_11HOST
73:36
Ye ne no Edinkomo Eweha.
speaker_11HOST
73:39
Ene ye mu ne Wu Kasi.
speaker_11HOST
73:40
Uh, ye fa ne se National Sports College ne ua, ene o Ewo Winneba no.
speaker_11HOST
73:45
En koma ye bisa en Anasa asama ye bisa ne se, these are the agencies omu falling under the ministry.
speaker_11HOST
73:52
How well ene omu kweye involve omu in this ye nkoma ye die boye ye bre ye bre nanu prof ba human se ene die nkomo.
Osei Owusu BempahGUEST
30:54
And that's what has been the last years as far as I've known.
Osei Owusu BempahGUEST
30:58
Uh, years ago when I was a quote, unquote, "a, a young man," the Black Stars used to have a camping base at Winneba.
David AkweteHOST
31:05
Mm.
Osei Owusu BempahGUEST
31:05
So they would do almost all their trainings and stuff at Winneba, at the sports college.
Osei Owusu BempahGUEST
31:10
And then a day or two before games, they would move to either Accra or Kumasi.
Osei Owusu BempahGUEST
31:14
That was the traditional venue for Black Stars, and then play their games.
Osei Owusu BempahGUEST
31:18
So as long as they are in Ghana preparing, it doesn't matter where they are playing.
Osei Owusu BempahGUEST
31:22
Most of the training will be in Winneba.
Dag Heward-MillsHOST
11:13
He's my this.
Dag Heward-MillsHOST
11:14
He's my..." I say, "Wow." [cheering] [applause] [laughs] Then I had Bishop Sackey, who was also flowing in his Fante from Winneba, and has his own way and connections and whatever.
Dag Heward-MillsHOST
11:28
Then I had Bishop Eddie- Yes ... who also has another whatever.
Dag Heward-MillsHOST
11:32
Ga, Twi person from whatever.
speaker_1HOST
16:28
The development comes after Mr. Ampaw Fuankah was removed from his position as director general of the NSA, with Professor Emmanuel Osei Sarpong appointed acting director general.
speaker_1HOST
16:41
Professor Sarpong, an associate professor of physical education and sports, [clears throat] at the University of Education, Winneba, takes over the authority as scrutiny of its operation intensifies.
speaker_1HOST
16:55
And Mr. Ampaw's removal follows President John Dramani Mahama's dissolution of the NSA governing board on September 2nd, 2026.
speaker_1HOST
17:05
And he had been a member of the dissolved board, but continued to oversee the authority's day-to-day operation after the board was disbanded.

8 MINS LATER

speaker_1HOST
25:15
The CSO cited concerns over the potential implications of such activities on fisheries, marine ecosystems, and coastal livelihoods, urging the government to tread cautiously.
speaker_1HOST
25:28
In an open letter dated September 28th, 2026, and addressed to the president, President John Dramani Mahama, the CSO said they did not oppose responsible investment or the lawful exploitation that decisions affecting the ocean space must protect fishery, biodiversity, food security, human rights, and coastal livelihoods.
speaker_1HOST
25:54
The group said information published by Gold Coast Resource Co indicated that the company held 10 offshore inspection license covering approximately 10,000 square kilometers extending about 300 kilometers alongs the coast between Half Assin, Assina and Winneba and reaching approximately 33 kilometers offshore.
speaker_1HOST
26:21
They said the published map suggested that portions of the license area fell within Ghana's inshore exclusion zone, which under the Fisheries and Aquaculture Act 2025 at 11:46 extended from the coastal line to 12 nautical miles offshore.
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Oct 2 · 1 Mention

Muftau NabilaCORRESPONDENT
7:55
He is, uh, Professor Emmanuel Osei Sarpon, and he is in charge of the School, um, and Grassroots, uh, Sports Directorate under the Ministry of Sports and Recreation.
Muftau NabilaCORRESPONDENT
8:06
He is an associate professor with the Uni- University for Education, Winneba.
Muftau NabilaCORRESPONDENT
8:12
Uh, he's the one who has been called up to act, uh, instead of, uh, Yaw Nppofankua.
Faustina SaffoHOST
8:17
Thank you so much.

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