Skip to main content Adamu, Kipruto unopposed for top PANASA positions | GhanaFrontSports
Mishael Quaynor••338 words · 2 min read The upcoming PANASA Annual General Meeting in Monrovia, Liberia, is set to confirm new leadership under unusual circumstances.
Haruna Adamu of Ghana and Tarus Kipruto of Kenya are poised to take top positions within the Pan African Scrabble Association (PANASA). This
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