Anlo-Afiadenyigba R.C. Basic School has received a new six-unit classroom block, commissioned on Monday, 2 November 2026. Keta MP Kwame Dzudzorli Gakpey joined the Municipal

Explore how Anlo growers shaped difficult coastal land into shallot farms—and how women traders built the market networks that carried sabala across Ghana.

Meet Afedima of Woe, the Anlo woman remembered for introducing the yevudor beach-seine net, and explore how fishing technology, trade and women’s work changed along

Discover how Ewe entered print through missionary language study and the vital work of Ewe translators such as Ludwig Adzaklo, while spoken traditions continued to

Anlo communities are part of the wider Ewe-speaking world. This story explores how language, migration memory, ritual and regional ties shape shared identity while local

A closer look at the 1888 Taviefe conflict, its roots in local rivalries and Peki’s claims, and the British trial that exposed the unsettled reach