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19/06/2025

his Week on The PL Show

We delve the world of boxing with Sarah Lotus Abena Asare ( )—Ghana’s first female boxing matchmaker and a true trailblazer.

From transforming the boxing scene to empowering young girls through her “Girls’ Box” initiative, Sarah is redefining the game with passion and purpose.

Join us this Saturday at 9:30 PM on Metro TV for an inspiring conversation filled with energy, heart, and knockout stories.

Prepare to be moved, inspired, and uplifted.










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