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The Ghana FA have been commended and congratulated by the Confederation of African Football on the successful organisation of the African Womens Cup of nation 2018.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The competition has been described as a huge success and everyone was pleased with the organisation and management of the competition from the start to the end.<\/p>\n

One can say the Ghana Black Queens didn’t perform well in the tournament but can’t deny the country’s effort in making the competition a success.<\/p>\n

AWCON 2018: Black Queens Crash Out After Draw With Cameroon<\/a><\/p>\n

Below is the content of the letter:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Mr. Asante Alex Deputy General Secretary Ghana Football Association Cairo, 7th December 2018<\/p>\n

Subject: Congratulations<\/p>\n

TOTAL WOMEN AFCON- GHANA 2018<\/p>\n

Dear Mr. Deputy General Secretary,<\/p>\n

We would like to extend to Ghana FA our congratulations for the excellent organization of the final tournament of the 11th Total Women AFCON \u2013GHANA 2018.<\/p>\n

CAF would like also to sincerely thank the Local organizing Committee for hosting such a prestigious event and for all the efforts deployed in order to deliver a successful Women AFCON.<\/p>\n

Please accept, Mr. Deputy General Secretary, our sincerest regards.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The Ghana FA have been commended and congratulated by the Confederation of African Football on the successful organisation of the African Womens Cup of nation 2018. The competition has been described as a huge success and everyone was pleased with the organisation and management of the competition from the start to the end. 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