This year’s tournament will see defending champions, Team USA attempt to retain their title
The Rainbow Nations Challenge Tennis Tournament is set to return for its fourth edition from March 11-13, 2025, bringing together 56 players from 23 countries at the Accra Lawn Tennis Club.
Organized by the Ghana-South Africa Business Chamber (GSABC), the annual tournament has become a key event for promoting international business networking and collaboration through sports.
This year’s tournament will see defending champions, Team USA, attempt to retain their title against strong competition from Ghana, India, Italy, Belgium, South Africa, and other nations.
Matches will take place daily from 5 PM to 9 PM under floodlights, with the finals scheduled for March 13, 2025.
The final day will feature the quarterfinals, semifinals, and grand finale, followed by a gala cocktail event with live music to celebrate the winning team.
The event will once again be held under the patronage of Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, Member of Parliament for Klottey-Korle, with all player entrance fees donated to the ZAR Foundation to support community projects in the constituency.
Grant Webber, President of GSABC, highlighted the tournament’s growing influence in both business and sports diplomacy.
“The Rainbow Nations Challenge continues to provide a unique opportunity to foster connections between the diplomatic and business communities in Ghana. We hope this platform will further strengthen partnerships and provide new avenues for collaboration, especially in these challenging economic times,” he said.
Beyond tennis, the Rainbow Nations Challenge brand has expanded to include a running club, which holds monthly time trials promoting fitness and well-being, as well as a padel club that meets weekly.
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