Two national badminton players, Issa Mohammed and Theresa Tetteh are in South Africa to participate in a two-week training course jointly sponsored by the International Badminton Federation (IBF) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
The course billed to end on Saturday December 13, is aimed at preparing them for the 2008 Olympic Games so that they can rub shoulders with their counterparts from Europe and Asia, according to a statement signed by Mr Ignatius Elletey, acting secretary general of the Badminton Association of Ghana.
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