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Afedima of Woe: The Anlo Woman Remembered for Transforming Coastal Fishing
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...
Anlo in the Wider Ewe World: Shared Heritage and Local Histories
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...
Anlo Before the Boat: Fishing, Salt and Trade around Keta Lagoon
How Anlo communities adapted to lagoon life through canoe knowledge, fishing, salt-making and trade—while oral tradition and historical research preserve different parts of the story.
D.K.T. Djokoto: An Anlo Prince in the Making of Ghanaian Diplomacy
From Anlo to international service Prince Daniel Kojo Tɛngɛ Djokoto, often known by the initials D.K.T., is remembered as an Anlo public servant whose career...