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Bill Eshun is a journalist based in Accra who has passion for telling sports stories via video, audio and online write ups. Bill has passion for African sports. He currently works for Media General Ghana and previously worked at Multimedia Group Limited. He was awarded Exceptional Emerging Sports Journo at the Ghana Sports Excellence Awards in 2023. In 2024, he made the top five in the world at the AIPS sport media awards for Young reporters (broadcasting).
Portfolio
Kweku Ayesu Bossman recovered from a near-death experience to master para-cycling.
He's looking to represent Ghana in major tournaments when he gets the chance.
The 2024 Paralympic Games is ongoing with Ghanaian athletes looking to win medals at the competition.
But it is history for David Tweneboah Koduah, who becomes the first Ghanaian referee to work at the #paralympics
In 2023, Spintex Knights, a basketball franchise set up in Ghana, finished second in a tournament at Nigeria.
They also won a special tournament in Ivory Coast a year before. Here is a story about their rise and targets.
Richard Atta is a cyclist who lost his left arm in 2001. Despite his disability, he competed in the 3FM Tour du Ghana competition in 2022.
A story about a 25-year-old orphan who formed an academy in Obuasi in 2021 and a Division Three team in 2023.
Meet Rhyda Ofori, Ghana's Women's cricket team captain who doubles as a single mother.
She takes care of her son, teaches students, and sharpens her skills in cricket as well.
Gilbert Ampiah, a 15-year-old is making his mark in Ekumfi Atwa, a village in the Central Region, Ghana. In the last few months, his status has changed from a kid that needs protecting to a high jumper with a high ceiling.
Bill Eshun tells his story
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