Includes a chapter by Manon Stravens and Ellen Mangnus. Photographs by Dennis Akuoku-Frimpong, Abdulai Adam, Peter DiCampo, Eric Gyamfi, Francis Kokoroko, Bénédicte Kurzen, Gerard Nartey. Francis Nii ...

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