The young Ghanaian swimmers at the 8th CANA Swimming Competition in Dakar are doing very well.
Two times Olympian, Abeku Jackson was a Gold medalist in the 50metres and 100metres Butterfly
Ghana stole the show in the exciting 4x100metres Freestyle Women race. The swimmers who won the Gold Medal were Nubia Adjei, Unilez Takyi, Zaira Forson, and Kaya Forson
The latest news is that Tokyo 2020 Olympian, Unilez Takyi won Bronze Medal in the 50metres Breastroke Women.
Officials of the Ghana Swimming Association are happy with the performance.
President Delphina Quaye said it is always a joy when the swimmers drop their times.
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