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Members of the Black Stars will from Monday, September 1, start arriving ahead of the double header against Uganda and Togo for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
The Stars who will play Uganda on September 6 in Kumasi before flying out to Lome to take on the Hawks the following weekend, will commence their first work-out Tuesday morning at the Accra Stadium before traveling to Kumasi, the following day.
According to the Ghana Football Association (GFA), the team will depart for Lome, Togo on the night of the Uganda game.
It will be the first time, the Stars will be assembling after their disastrous World Cup campaign in Brasil.
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