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More than a hundred foreign-owned shops have been closed by Ghanaian traders

The traders have accused the foreigners of trading in the country illegally.

More than a hundred foreign-owned shops have been closed by Ghanaian traders in Ghana鈥檚 second largest city, Kumasi. They have accused the foreigners, mostly Nigerians, of trading in the country illegally, an allegation the traders deny; Ethiopia and Egypt agree to US mediation to resolve their differences over the Ethiopia dam; and excitement is in the air ahead of Saturday鈥檚 rugby World Cup final in Tokyo where England will be playing South Africa.

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