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Kekeli Borborbor Group, Shakers Band bring cultural flair and live music to Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026

The Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026 has received an exciting blend of traditional Ghanaian music and live-band entertainment, with the Kekeli Borborbor Group and Shakers Band adding to the attractions at Ghud Park, Accra Mall.

Kekeli Borborbor Group, Shakers Band bring cultural flair and live music to Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026

The Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026 is offering a unique blend of traditional Ghanaian music, thanks to the Kekeli Borborbor Group and Shakers Band. These performances enliven Ghud Park, Accra Mall, creating a lively atmosphere that blends commerce, culture, and entertainment. The Kekeli Borborbor Group captivated attendees with a dynamic display of Borborbor, showcasing the rich cultural rhythms and dance traditions of the Volta Region.

Meanwhile, Shakers Band kept the audience entertained with their live musical performance, contributing to the fair's transformation into a vibrant hub for business, culture, and enjoyment. This musical complement to the fair's offerings adds an extra layer of excitement, encouraging patrons to engage in both shopping and business networking while savoring the lively music and dancing.

The fair's diverse entertainment lineup, which has already included acts like Lali X Lola and King Jerry, promises to keep visitors engaged and entertained throughout the three-day event.

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