I.P Foundation and Blaze Investment Launch Major Sports Complex in Beposo

Fri 08th May, 2026 20:36

Residents of Beposo in the Asunafo South District are celebrating the launch of a major new sports project following the sod-cutting ceremony for an ultra-modern sports complex. The project is being spearheaded by the Isaac Paintsil Foundation (I.P Foundation) in collaboration with Blaze Investment, marking the first facility of its kind in the district.

The initiative is funded and driven by the I.P Foundation, while construction will be handled by Blaze Investment, a well-known company in Ghana’s sports infrastructure sector.

According to the foundation, the project aligns with its mission to identify and nurture talent among young people, particularly those in underserved rural communities across the Ahafo Region. The goal is to use sports and education as tools to create opportunities and empower youth.

Speaking at the ceremony, the foundation’s Country Director, Bishop Charles Appiah, emphasized their commitment to helping young people develop their abilities and achieve their ambitions through structured training and support.

Blaze Investment’s CEO, Alhaji Salifu Sinkare, assured the community that the project would meet international standards, highlighting the company’s focus on quality and durability.

The planned facility will include a FIFA-standard astro turf, floodlights, spectator seating, changing rooms, a tartan track, and a multipurpose court.

Community members believe the complex will significantly boost sports development in the area, while also opening pathways for young talents to pursue professional opportunities and strengthening community engagement through sports.

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Fri 08th May, 2026 20:36

I.P Foundation and Blaze Investment Launch Big Sports Complex for Beposo

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