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Mishael Quaynor••406 words · 3 min read A new nationwide sports competition could change how Ghana discovers its next generation of champions - but key details are still undecided.
The Minister for Sports and Recreation is overseeing efforts to establish a new nationwide Constituency Games initiative.
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