Indian High Commission Extends Warm Wishes to Team Ghana as They Embark on the First Historic Kho Kho World Cup The Ghana Kho Kho Federation (GKKF) is proud to announce its participation in the inaugural Kho Kho World Cup 2025, scheduled to take place from January 12th to 20th in India. This historic event marks a significant milestone for Ghana as the team prepares to showcase their skill, resilience, and cultural pride on the global stage. Team Ghana received an encouraging message from Mr. Satkholen Franky, the Consular at the Indian High Commission in Accra, during a recent meeting with the Federation. In a heartfelt video message, Mr. Franky expressed his admiration for the team, saying, “Though I am Indian, I am fully supporting Ghana in this coming World Cup.” After watching the team’s training videos, he also commended their impressive performance and assured his support for the growth of Kho Kho in Ghana. Mr. Franky’s inspiring message under...
Celebrating Mother's Day: Honoring Women in Kho Kho As we gear up to celebrate Mother's Day, a day dedicated to honoring the remarkable women who have shaped our lives, let's take a moment to recognize another group of extraordinary women who often go unnoticed—the women in sports, particularly those who excel in traditionally male-dominated arenas like Kho Kho. Mother's Day is not just about biological mothers; it's about celebrating the nurturing spirit, strength, and resilience embodied by women in various roles. In the world of sports, women have been breaking barriers, challenging stereotypes, and inspiring generations with their prowess and determination. Kho Kho, a traditional Indian sport, is a shining example of this. Kho Kho, often dubbed as the "tag of war," is a high-paced, team-based sport that requires agility, speed, and strategic thinking. While it has been predominantly male-dominated, women have been making significant strides...