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Govt to support integration of baseball, softball into Ghana’s sports development

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

The Chief Director of the Ministry of Sports and Recreation, Madam Fati Lily Soale, has assured the Ghana Baseball and Softball Federation of the government rsquo;s support for efforts to integrate baseball and softball into Ghana rsquo;s broader sports development framework.

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