BY: Thomas Kojo Roulhac

A presidential aspirant for the Liberia Football Association 2026 election, Cassell Anthony Kuoh, is set to make an appearance at the upcoming Accra Afro Sports Summit in Ghana. The event, scheduled to take place on July 17-18, will bring together a diverse group of African sports journalists and enthusiasts for a two-day engagement.

As the Chief Executive Officer of FC, Mr. Kuoh will play a key role in discussing his contributions to sports development within the African sports sector. One of the highlights of the summit will be a panel discussion on Match Fixing and Manipulation in Sports, where Mr. Kuoh will share insights on governance and integrity in sports, addressing both traditional and emerging challenges related to corruption and bribery.

The summit aims to provide a platform for industry stakeholders to delve into pressing issues affecting the sports sector, with a particular focus on maintaining fair play and integrity. By emphasizing the importance of robust governance frameworks, the event seeks to address these challenges effectively and promote a culture of transparency and accountability within the sports community.

In addition to discussions on governance and integrity, the Accra Afro Sports Summit will also explore the future of sports in Africa, identifying opportunities for growth and collaboration. The event will bring together a diverse group of participants, including athletes, coaches, clubs, federations, academia, businesses, media, and other influential personalities, creating a dynamic environment for learning, idea-sharing, and networking.

Taking place at the prestigious Accra International Conference Centre, the summit promises to be a significant gathering for the African sports community. Building on the success of previous editions, this year’s event aims to unite major industry stakeholders for a unique convergence of sports, science, and business, setting the stage for meaningful discussions and collaborations that will shape the future of sports in Africa.

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