
The National Sports College (NSC) has officially commenced the renovation of four tennis courts at its facility, marking the beginning of a strategic effort to modernize Ghana’s sporting infrastructure. Under the leadership of Director Bawah Fuseini, the project was formally launched with a site-possession ceremony, signaling the start of construction aimed at transforming the college into a premier center of sports excellence. This initiative represents the first phase of a comprehensive renovation program designed to elevate the standard of training facilities available to the nation's sporting community.
The upgrade is specifically geared toward enhancing the environment for athletes, students, and coaches, providing them with modern surfaces and equipment necessary for high-level competition and skill development. Director Fuseini emphasized that the project is central to the college’s mission of fostering talent and ensuring that Ghanaian tennis players have access to facilities that meet international standards. By improving these essential assets, the NSC hopes to revitalize interest in the sport and provide a more conducive atmosphere for both rigorous training and potential tournament play.
To facilitate the construction work, the National Sports College has announced a temporary suspension of all tennis training activities on the affected courts. The college administration has asked for patience from the sporting public and the local community, promising to provide regular updates as the project progresses. Once the renovations are complete, the new courts are expected to significantly boost the college’s capacity to host national events and intensive training camps, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone of sports development in the country.