District Football Associations Media Officers to benefit from GFA media training

Samuel Kwame Boadu

The Ghana Football Association, as part of its grassroots football development drive, will, over the next few months, provide free media training to Venue  Media Officers of all District Football Associations (DFAs).

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President Kurt E.S. Okraku, Chairman of the National Juvenile Committee, disclosed this after the maiden meeting of the Committee held on Thursday, 28th March, 2024.

The Media training will help the DFAs in disseminating information about their activities with ease.

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It will also equip the DFA Media Officers with the necessary skills to also guide Media Officers of the various Colts clubs within their districts.

The media training will cover subject areas such as social media marketing, public speaking, website development and management, video production, media relations and many more.

The FA has, over the years, demonstrated massive commitment towards grassroots football development and this new approach adds to previous interventions made.

Last Updated on March 28, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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