News

 

 
 

Write to us

 

Travel & Tourism

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Appiah and Essien made MTN Ambassadors

Accra, July 17, Ghanadot/GNA – Black Stars captain, Stephen Appiah and Chelsea midfield colleague Michael Essien have been named as its ambassadors by cellular telecommunication giants, MTN Group to promote the various brands of the company.


The images of the two players will be used in promotional activities and advertising campaigns of the continent’s biggest telecommunication outfit.


The two Ghanaians are the first players to be conferred such a honour by MTN, who are the main sponsors of the 26th edition of the African Cup of Nations to be hosted in Ghana next January.


Briefing the media in Accra on Tuesday, Mr Garth Hewitt, MTN Senior Manager in charge of Sponsorship said the naming of the two Ghanaian superstars is in line with the company’s commitment to the growth of African football.


Mr Hewitt who is in the country to facilitate arrangements which will lead to a successful hosting of the continent’s showpiece football event, pledged his outfit’s support for the development of the game at the grassroots level as well as Club football.


He said that his outfit has put up the necessary structures to make sure that Ghana 2008 becomes the biggest ever staged event.


Mr Hewitt explained that hosting of such a bigger tournament is one of the major legacies MTN is considering leaving for Africans and the continent at the end of the competition.


At a meeting with officials of the Ghana Football Association, the MTN Sponsorship Manager assured them of his outfits support to the senior national team, the Black Stars and Ghana football in general.


Mr Kwesi Nyantakyi, President of GFA acknowledged MTN’s contributions to the success of the Black Stars, which he said will boost their quest of winning a record fifth title come next year.


Mr Hewitt later visited the Ohene Djan Sports Stadium in Accra which is under renovation and expressed satisfaction with the progress of work so far.
The South African was accompanied by Mr George Andah, Chief Marketing Officer of MTN Ghana.


GNA







 

 

 

 

61 parcels of cocaine arrest at Tema Habour

 

Accra, May 20, Ghanadot - A combined team of personnel from the Tema Regional Police Command, National Security, Customs, Excise & Preventive Service (CEPS), Narcotics Control Board (NACOB) and security department of the Ghana Ports & Harbours Authority .... More

 

African countries call for 25 years moratorium to strengthen local industries before signing the EPAs

Accra, May 20, Ghanadot - A Regional Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) encompassing West African and EU is expected to be signed later this year,
......More

   

Abudu Family demands removal of Northern Regional Minister

Tamale, May 20, Ghanadot/GNA - The Abudu Royal Family of Dagbon has called on President John Evans Atta Mills to remove Mr. Stephen Sumani Nayina from office as Northern Regional Minister.

 ..More 

 

Rawlings says Ghana inspires many countries

Accra, May 20, Ghanadot/GNA – Former President Jerry John Rawlings has observed that directions taken by countries such as Ghana have served as a source of inspiration to many countries in Africa and beyond.
....More

 
   
  ABC, Australia
FOXNews.com
The EastAfrican, Kenya
African News Dimensions
Chicago Sun Times
The Economist
Reuters World
CNN.com - World News
All Africa Newswire
Google News
The Guardian, UK
Africa Daily
IRIN Africa
The UN News
Daily Telegraph, UK
Daily Nation, East Africa
BBC Africa News, UK
Legal Brief Africa
The Washington Post
BusinessInAfrica
Mail & Guardian, S. Africa
The Washington Times
Voice of America
CBSnews.com
New York Times
Vanguard, Nigeria
Christian Science Monitor
News24.com
Yahoo/Agence France Presse
 
  SPONSORSHIP AD HERE  
 
    Announcements
Debate
Commentary
Ghanaian Paper
Health
Market Place
News
Official Sites
Pan-African Page
Personalities
Reviews
Social Scene
Sports
Travel
 
    Currency Converter
Educational Opportunities
Job Opening
FYI
 
 

ThisWeekGhana.com becomes
GhanaDot.com
October 1, 2006

Remember to spell the D-O-T
before the dot com

 
Send This Page To A Friend:

The Profile Africa Media Group