The Fourth Besesaka Annual Juvenile Boxing Festival comes off on Saturday 17 December 2022 at Mantse Agbonaa, Jamestown in Accra.
This Juvenile Boxing Festival pits together across U18 ages (Both young girls and Boys) from about 15 boxing gyms in the community to showcase their boxing talents.
The avenue is where young boxers under the Besesaka scholarship scheme get to test their skills against other young fighters.
The Besesaka Foundation is a non-profit organization that is changing the realities of children in Bukom through boxing, education, and leadership development.
Besesaka in partnership with Ghana Boxing Federation (GBF), Delegate A/S, and Pink Elephant can award 14 boys and girls with scholarships including full academic support, elite boxing training, and leadership development.
Besesaka is crafting the next generation of leaders in Bukum through their boxucation project which aims to nurture the next boxing champions to win more laurels for Ghana in the future.
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