About Ken Bediako
Ken Bediako is a veteran sports journalist who continues to cover numerous sporting competitions around the globe, his first international assignment was the Olympic Games at Munich in 1972. He is a founding member of the Sportswriters Association of Ghana (SWAG), a board member National Sports Council of Ghana since 2004 and has served on various special presidential fact finding committees on sports in Ghana. Ken is the author of various publications including the best seller “The National Soccer League of Ghana- The Full Story”. He is currently working on his new book “Passion of the Nation – History of the National Soccer League of Ghana.1958-2008”
17 comments
this is interesting. keep it up.
Comment from: Kweku [Visitor]
Hello uncle, good start, howeva essien must leave chelsea, i've never been a chelsea fan and besides i think he will do well at inter
06/05/08 @ 11:59
Comment from: KOFI ADUSEI [Visitor]
It's interesting reading from your blog. Very captivating issues succinctly presented. You are a pathfinder. Keep it up. More people would like to read something like this only if the blog could be made known.
Kudos.
06/10/08 @ 08:17
Comment from: efuanyarkoa [Visitor]
great site! have you thought about maybe using ghanaweb as a link to boost your exposure?Will definitely come back for more.
06/15/08 @ 22:23
Comment from: Jerome [Visitor]
Simple and nice. I know your wonderful insight will be at play here.
06/20/08 @ 03:19
Comment from: Benjamin [Visitor]
Hi Uncle Ken this is wonderful and l have no doubt that this will great. All you need is making the site known. Congratulations
06/27/08 @ 03:28
Comment from: Benjy [Visitor]
l think some pictures will make the pages more colourful
06/27/08 @ 03:31
Uncle Ken,
Comment from: oheneba [Visitor] 
Great site with a great start. You have lots to share in your experiences on Ghana sports. I urge you to expand the sections and contents bcos it offers a wonderful opportunity for those who visit this site to read about your horizons on the development of the various sports disciplines in Ghana and to get the facts right. Kudos Ken!!!.
07/13/08 @ 06:52
KEEP IT UP UNCLE KEN
Comment from: Margaret Barnor [Visitor]
That is great! more grease to your elbow. God bless you.
11/03/08 @ 07:48
Comment from: sarkodie adjei derick [Visitor]
i admire the writer and i have been following him since infancy and his scripts have been helping me in my sports programme.
12/17/08 @ 06:14
Comment from: DIVINE DZIFA VORMAWOR [Visitor]
CONGRATS AND MORE GREASE TO YOUR ELBOW.WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST. VERY SOON IT WILL BECOME POPULAR WITH THE PUBLIC. MORE PICTURES WILL DO.
02/02/09 @ 05:30
Comment from: Crest Water [Visitor]
Ken Bediako is one of the greatest sports analysts of our time. Ken has been my hero from infancy. I have learnt so much from him.
07/20/09 @ 08:25
Comment from: salim said salim [Visitor]
no doubt ken is great. i worked with him in the daily graphis sports desk under an exhange programme between the daily news of tanzania and the graphic. i wan then the sports editor of the daily nedws and member of the tanzania 's national sports council.i am now back home in zanzibar working for dw radio, rfi,and several internatrional media houses, as well as doing media consultancy work in Tanzania for several local and international organisations. regard ken..i enjoyed working with u and now to hear that u are still in the sports frontline...salim said salim telephone 255-24-777431890
11/15/09 @ 02:35
Comment from: Adu-Brako [Visitor]
It is good to read good football stuff from those who really know the game and its history. Sorry to hear that the great Edward Acquah has left us. May he rest in peace. Thanks for letting today's generation know that there have been great great footballers in the years gone by. Keep up the good work.
10/15/11 @ 10:23
Am imprest. Good job. This post has 2 feedbacks awaiting moderation...
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