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| Address | Borteyman Greater Accra Ghana |
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| Opened | 13th February,2024 |
The Borteyman Sports Complex is a multi-purpose stadium in Accra,Ghana. The facility was built purposely to the All African Games scheduled to take place from 8 - 23 March,2024. The sports complex is a 50,000 capacity Olympic stadium that will house indoor sports, aquatic centers for swimming and tennis courts.[1] Three different cities across the nation will host the event, marking the second time in history that the games will be organized.A process that began with the previous edition that took place in Morocco.[2]
In 2021, the president of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo cut sod for the construction of the state-of-the-art sporting facility and commissioned it on 13 February, 2023.[3][4] Ghana won the bid to host the 13th All African Games in 2018, the University of Ghana, Legon will also host other games.[5]
The Borteyman Sports Complex is fitted with a 1000 seater swimming pool used for competitions which has 10-lanes with an 8-lane warm up swimming pool in addition. The facility also has a 1000 seater multi-purpose sports hall for basketball, badminton, boxing, table tennis and weightlifting with a 500 temporary seater dome for handball, volleyball, judo, karate and taekwondo.[6]
The complex also has a six-lane warm up athletics extract, one FIFA standard football training pitch and a six kilometers single lane road with a three kilometer double lane road.[7]
The facility would be transformed to University of Sport for Development after the 13th All African Games.[8]
