Thursday, March 20, 2025
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Dorothy Attakora-Gyan | Anchored in Elmina

Two nights before the Bakatue Festival, a light-skinned man drove into Kukuwa’s father’s compound in a black car that looked like...
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Ridwan Badamasi | The Dying Light of Day

The villa stood starkly against the surrounding. It was three stories tall, with a collection of glinting windows and massive columns....

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