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Renowned luxury watch brand, Caveman watches have signed up for the JoySports Invitational Tournament.
The upcoming competition, which is the biggest corporate sports event in Ghana, will take place on Saturday, October 26, at the University of Ghana, Legon.
About 15 sporting disciplines have been lined up, including a football competition, CEOs penalty shootout, ladies' penalty shootout, women's 50m dash, men's 100m, tug of peace, sack race, swimming, 5km race walk, and table tennis.
They will face off against competitors such as Sapholda Ventures, Peeva Beverages, Axis Pension Trust, IS Evolution Consult, Nationwide Technologies, and others, all vying to emerge as champions.
The edition promises to be bigger and better than ever.
Interested corporate organizations can also pick up registration forms at the front desk of The Multimedia Group, or call 030 221 6540 / 030 221 1688 for more.
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