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Muftawu Nabila Abdulai••294 words · 2 min read Young tennis talents from Ghana and beyond battle for crucial junior ranking points in Accra this week.
The ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J60 stage begins today at the National Tennis Centre in Accra, drawing young players from Ghana and abroad.
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