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The Black Stars have finally touched down in Equatorial Guinea for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations.
The team arrived in the Central African country at exactly 6:00am GMT on Thursday.
Coach Avram Grant’s side had been camping in Spain for the past 10 days ahead of their crucial hurdle in Equatorial Guinea.
There will be no training today following their long journey from Spain to Eqautorial Guinea.
However they are expected to have their first training session on Friday evening ahead of the opening group game against Senegal on Monday, January 19 at the Estadio Santiago Nguema Eneme in Mongomo.
Ghana has been drawn in Group C along with Senegal, South Africa and Algeria.
The Black Stars are chasing their fifth African silverware having won the tournament on four occasions.
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