Ewe Pride https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Agotime Kete: Cloth, Memory and a Living Ewe Weaving Tradition New six-classroom block opens at Anlo-Afiadenyigba R.C. Basic School Krepi, Ewedome and the Ewe States: A History of Political Diversity Stonebwoy Gives GH¢100,000 to Ghana’s Black Challenge Ahead of World Cup Anlo in the Wider Ewe World: Shared Heritage and Local Histories Torgbui Gawu and the King’s Lion: A Courageous Ewe Hero Tale Stonebwoy announced for 2026 Hogbetsotso grand durbar Sabala at Anloga: How Anlo Farmers and Women Traders Built a Shallot Economy Notsie in Ewe Memory: Migration, Escape and Belonging Afedima of Woe: The Anlo Woman Remembered for Transforming Coastal Fishing Fifteen Clans, One Stool: The Political Bargain Behind the Awoamefia Founders of Lomé: The Untold Story of How Lomé Became the Capital of Togo Why The Ewe People Call White Men “Yevu” Aɖaʋatram: The Sacred Ewe War Drum Linking Nyive Across Ghana and Togo One Ewe World, New Borders: How Colonial Rule Divided Communities Hogbetsotso: Anlo Memory, Reconciliation and a Living Festival Agbamevo and Kete: Ewe Weaving Traditions of the Volta Region Eʋegbe: A Living Language Across Borders Keta Between the Sea and the Lagoon: Anlo History, Fort Prinzenstein and a Changing Coast Agbamevoza: Kente, Memory and Agotime Across the Ghana–Togo Border Anlo Before the Boat: Fishing, Salt and Trade around Keta Lagoon Agbadza: From the After-War Dance to a Living Ewe Gathering Ewe Unity, Colonial Borders and the 1956 Togoland Vote Peki and the Volta Trade Routes: Power, Exchange and Everyday Life Fort Prinzenstein at Keta: Trade, War and Anlo Sovereignty The Taviefe War of 1888: Local Rivalries, Colonial Force and a Disputed Trial Ewe in Print: How Missionaries and Ewe Translators Shaped a Written Language The Ewe Bible’s Hidden Translator: Ludwig Adzaklo and a Mother-Tongue Text Atorkor’s Memorial: A Local Story of Captivity and the Atlantic Slave Trade Torgbui Sri II: The Awoamefia Who Ruled Between Two Eras A Chief Made on a Battlefield: The Story Dzita Tells About Sabah Aflao’s Crocodile and the Stolen Stool: A Borderland Origin Story Ho’s Wall, Ho’s People: How Asogli Remembers the Notsie Escape The People Who Speak Between Worlds: Ewe Priests and Spiritual Authority Before the Colonial Court: How Ewe Communities Remembered Law and Authority At Keta Market, the Lagoon Meets the Road Dahomey’s Agojie: The Women Warriors Behind the “Amazons” Legend The King’s Counsel in a Drumbeat: What Sri’s Poem Asks of Us Kete and Kente: The Weavers Behind Ghana’s Most Famous Cloth D.K.T. Djokoto: An Anlo Prince in the Making of Ghanaian Diplomacy When the Dayi Festival Returned: Danyibaka and Kpando’s Living Memory Fred Kwasi Apaloo: The Judge Who Led Two African Judiciaries Torgbui Tsali: The Priest-Hunter at the Edge of Anlo Memory Philip Gbeho: The Ewe Musician Behind Ghana’s National Sound The Giant Book That Preserved Ewe Voices—and the Questions It Leaves Behind The Story Inside the Pattern: How Ewe Symbols Carry Memory Allada, Cloth and the Atlantic: What We Know—and Don’t—About Ewe Trade When the Earth Hears the Prayer: Libation as Ewe Memory and Poetry Who Made Borborbor? The Rhythm Claimed by Kpando and Wusuta From Farm to Lagoon: The Work That Fed Ewe Communities