The BAC Group Engages Public Procurement Authority Ahead of All Star Festival 2026
The Business Africa Consulting Group Limited (The BAC Group), organizers of the annual All Star Festival, has engaged the Public Procurement Authority (PPA) as part of its stakeholder outreach ahead of the highly anticipated 2026 edition scheduled for July.
The engagement was led by the Chief Executive of The BAC Group, Dr. Ernest Koranteng, who paid a courtesy visit to the Chief Executive Officer of the Public Procurement Authority, Frank Mantey Esq., to discuss partnership opportunities and institutional support for the festival.
The meeting formed part of an ongoing stakeholder engagement tour by The BAC Group across Ghana’s business and corporate landscape aimed at strengthening collaborations ahead of the festival.
Speaking during the engagement, Dr. Ernest Koranteng emphasized the importance of institutional partnerships in delivering a successful festival.
The All Star Festival is more than an event. It is a platform to connect sports, business and national development, and we are excited to engage institutions like the Public Procurement Authority on this journey,” he said.
Discussions during the visit focused on the role of sports, entertainment, and corporate partnerships in national development, as well as the potential impact of the All Star Festival in promoting Ghanaian talent, tourism, and investment opportunities.
Frank Mantey Esq. welcomed the initiative and praised the vision behind the festival.
This is a positive action that has the potential to project Ghana, inspire the youth and create opportunities through sports and entertainment,” he stated.
As part of the visit, Dr. Ernest Koranteng presented an official All Star Festival jersey to Frank Mantey Esq. in recognition of the Authority’s support and engagement with the initiative.
The All Star Festival 2026 is expected to attract top Ghanaian and international stars from sports and entertainment for the celebration of sports, culture, and youth empowerment.
Organizers say the festival has been scheduled for July after the FIFA World Cup to allow players and other stars returning from national assignments to participate fully in the event, moving the event from its usual June window.
The BAC Group is expected to continue its stakeholder engagement tour with more visits to key institutions and corporate leaders in the coming weeks as preparations intensify for the festival.
The fifth edition of the All Star Festival will take place at the University of Ghana Stadium in Legon, for the second time in succession.