Charles Osei Asibey has been re-elected president of the Armwrestling Federation of Africa for another four-year term, reaffirming his leadership role in the development of the sport across the continent.
The Ghanaian sports administrator secured renewed confidence from member federations, reflecting his impact and commitment to growing armwrestling in Africa. His re-election is expected to ensure continuity in ongoing development programmes, competitions, and efforts to expand the sport’s reach.
In addition to his continental role, Asibey also serves as a vice president of the World Armwrestling Federation, positioning him as a key figure in both African and global armwrestling governance.
His dual responsibilities place him at the forefront of decision-making and policy direction for the sport, offering Africa a strong voice on the international stage. Asibey is widely credited with promoting the growth and visibility of armwrestling in Ghana and beyond, with expectations high for further progress during his new term.
