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Former vice chairman of the Ghana Boxing Authority(GBA) ,Lawyer Peter Zwennes Jnr. has been elected as the new GBA president .
Lawyer Zwenes who owns a boxing gym pulled 56 votes as against 35 for Mr Henry Manly Spain and 4 for Mr. Francis Declan
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