The unwritten historical perspectives of Akan spokespersons staffs
January 2019 - Vol 11 Num. 1
The Akan of Ghana are one of the ‘richest’ ethnic groups in the country. They are known to be the first ethnic group that settled in Ghana, hence the reason for the name “kan (e)” which means ‘the first’. There are several subgroups that are classified under the eight main clans of the...
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