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The Graphic Communications Group, publishers of the Daily Graphic, Graphic Sports, The Mirror, Junior Graphic and Graphic Showbiz has launched its 70th anniversary at a ceremony in the company’s office in Accra.
The event which brought together the past Managing Directors, retired senior staffs and current workers was chaired by Prof. Kwame Karikari former Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa.
Below are pictures from Monday's launch.












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