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The Christmas season has once again arrived with the capital town bustling with activities as people are rushing to do their last-minute shopping.
Some rush to town to enjoy mouth-watering discounts as other rush there also to complete their last hour activities on the Christmas Eve before the long holiday.
As a result of this rush, monster traffic jams are always anticipated.
Janet Odonkor a trainee of the 'Picture Me Photojournalism Project' visited some part of Accra.
Below are some of her pictures.




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