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From highlife keys to university halls: The legend called Ampene
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From highlife keys to university halls: The legend called Ampene

Peter Martey AGBEKO
Published 2 hours ago6 min read

On Saturday, October 24, 2026, a framed citation, a glass plaque and a cash donation were presented to a man who has spent a lifetime listening closely to Ghana.

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