George Afriyie has been named the new chairman of the Black Stars Management Committee at a Press Conference at the Ghana FA Secretariat.
This comes as a result of imminent restructuring of the national various teams by the Ghana FA
The former Great Olympics chairman has been confirmed by the Executive Committee members of the FA.
Afriyie has had a successful spell as chairman of the Ghana U20 team after leading the Black Satellites to win silver at the 2013 African Youth Championship and bronze at the 2013 FIFA U20 World Cup.
He was also in charge when the team qualified for the 2015 tournament in Senegal
. In other appointments, Central Region's FA Chairman MNS Doe takes over as chairman of U-23 the Black Meteors
Lawyer Kweku Ayiah - Black Starlets
Winfred Osei Parma- Satellites
Randy Abbey - Black Queens
Fred Pappoe- Local Black Stars
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