Ghanaian bowling administrator Charles O. Amofah has been elected as the Vice President of the African Bowling Federation (BFA) during the federation's 2026 General Assembly. This election marks a significant milestone for Amofah, who will now work alongside the newly elected President General Ahmed Nasr of Egypt. The new leadership was confirmed at the General Assembly, which brought together various stakeholders from across the continent.
The 2026 General Assembly of the African Bowling Federation also saw the election of Ahmed Abdelhamid Gamal of Egypt as Secretary General. In addition to Amofah's appointment as Vice President, three board members were elected: Sherif Abdel Moneim of Egypt, Khaled Meziou of Tunisia, and Babou Ponde of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This new leadership team is expected to work collectively to strengthen, develop, and promote bowling across Africa.
Amofah's appointment represents a new continental leadership role for Ghana, providing the country with representation at the executive level of the African Bowling Federation. This development is seen as a positive step for Ghana's bowling community, offering an opportunity for the country to contribute to the administration and growth of the sport at the continental level.
The General Assembly recognized the participation of Elvis Kargbo, President of the Sierra Leone Bowling Federation, and a member of the General Assembly. Mashoud Said, President of the Mauritius Bowling Federation, attended the gathering as a distinguished guest. The presence of these delegates underscores the collaborative spirit and commitment to promoting bowling across the continent.
The newly constituted BFA leadership is expected to focus on strengthening, developing, and promoting bowling across Africa. For Amofah, this appointment provides a platform to contribute to the administration and growth of the sport while representing Ghana within the leadership structure of the African Bowling Federation. This role is anticipated to enhance Ghana's visibility and influence in the sport.
The African Bowling Federation expressed appreciation to the participating national federations, delegates, members, and guests for their contributions to the General Assembly. The federation looks forward to working with the newly elected leadership and board to drive the growth of bowling across the continent. This election marks a significant step towards achieving the federation's goals.
The election of Charles Amofah as Vice President of the African Bowling Federation is a notable achievement for Ghana's bowling community. This development is expected to have a positive impact on the sport in Ghana and across Africa, as the new leadership team works to promote and develop bowling. The African Bowling Federation's commitment to collaboration and growth is reflected in this new leadership structure.
Key points
- Charles Amofah's election as Vice President of the African Bowling Federation marks a significant milestone for Ghana's bowling community.
- The new leadership team is expected to work collectively to strengthen, develop, and promote bowling across Africa.
- Amofah's appointment provides Ghana with representation at the executive level of the African Bowling Federation.
