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We are just two days away from the biggest outdoor sporting event in the country. The Joy Sports Invitational tournament comes off this Saturday at the University of Ghana, Athletics Oval.
Come and contribute to the colourful atmosphere of conspicuous corporate colours, non- stop cheering, rock tough competitions and the celebration of winners.
Ahead of the Joy Sports Invitational Tournament, we profile one of the teams aiming to clinch the ultimate crown.
Process & Plant Automation Limited
Process and Plant Automation Ghana Limited is an electrical engineering solutions provider founded in 2003.
The company specializes in industrial and building automation and delivers services across the West African sub-region and beyond.
Watch them prepare for their debut appearance.
Team Process & Plant Automation Limited #JoySportsInvitational pic.twitter.com/3qDNmT9nVb
— #JoySports 99.7FM (@JoySportsGH) October 26, 2017
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