The Administrator of the Ghana Sports Fund, Dr David Kofi Wuaku, has challenged the Ghana Badminton to develop practical, costed proposals to attract investment, strengthen junior badminton and transform Ghana’s promising talents into champions. Dr Wuaku made the call on Monday, October 19, 2026, when he welcomed Ghana’s national badminton team, the Golden Shuttlers, following their participation in the 2026 BWF World Junior Championships and the All Africa U-19 Badminton Championships in Cairo, Egypt. The delegation was led by Ghana Badminton Federation President Evans Yeboah, who spoke on behalf of the team and highlighted its achievements, medals and valuable experience gained from competing against some of the world’s and Africa’s best young players. Golden Shuttlers Return with International Honours At the All Africa U-19 Badminton Championships, Ghana secured a silver medal in women’s doubles through Moslena Ama Korama Adu and Racheal Quarcoo, alongside bronze-medal achievements in the mixed team relay and mixed doubles events. At the BWF World Junior Championships, Ghana also won the gold Team Cheers Award after finishing ahead of finalists Germany and the Philippines, becoming the first African country to claim the accolade. The Ghanaian squad comprised Francis Obeng-Shang, Obabompa Adu-Mintah, Samuel Kotey Amasah, Racheal Quarcoo, Moslena Ama Korama Adu, Margaret Amioko Sarpei and Alana Faith Sullo. Speaking on behalf of the team, Evans Yeboah highlighted the significance of the athletes’ performances and the exposure gained from competing at the continental and global levels. The experience, he indicated, provides a foundation for improving preparations and strengthening Ghana’s competitiveness in future tournaments.