Veteran journalist Ebo Quansah has passed on after several years of exemplary journalism.
The erstwhile versatile journalist died at the Ridge Hospital in Accra on Thursday, June 26, after a short illness.
The Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG) announced the passing of its former President, who served as the association’s fifth leader from 2001 to 2007.
The veteran sports journalist and stalwart of SWAG fondly referred to as Uncle Ebo, died leaving behind a legacy of dedication to sports journalism in Ghana.
In a statement, SWAG described Mr. Quansah as a committed member who rose through the ranks, holding key positions including Deputy Secretary and Secretary-General before ascending to the presidency.
“His commitment to SWAG, tireless efforts to promote sports journalism, and development in Ghana will be deeply missed,” the statement read.
Until his demise, Mr. Quansah served as a patron of SWAG, continuing to influence and support the growth of sports media in the country.
The Association expressed its condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues, noting that further details on funeral arrangements would be communicated through the family
“Rest in peace, President Ebo Quansah,” the statement concluded, honouring the late journalist’s contributions to the profession.
His death comes days after the passing of Mr. Ackah Anthony, the sixth President of SWAG.
