Lasting Legacies of German, French, and British Colonial Presence in Anuforland-North East Ghana and the North-West of Togo

Samuel Nana Abokyi; Agape Kanyiri Damwah; Felix Y. T. Longi

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Lasting Legacies of German, French, and British Colonial Presence in Anuforland-North East Ghana and the North-West of Togo

Samuel Nana Abokyi, Agape Kanyiri Damwah and Felix Y. T. Longi

Ghana Studies April 2026, 28 79-96; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/gs.28.1.79

Samuel Nana Abokyi

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SD Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies

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Samuel Nana Abokyi

University for Development Studies (sabokyi{at}uds.du.gh)

Agape Kanyiri Damwah

SD Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies (adamwah{at}ubids.edu.gh)

Felix Y. T. Longi

University for Development Studies (felix.longi{at}uds.edu.gh)

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Lasting Legacies of German, French, and British Colonial Presence in Anuforland-North East Ghana and the North-West of Togo

Samuel Nana Abokyi, Agape Kanyiri Damwah, Felix Y. T. Longi

Ghana Studies Apr 2026, 28 (1) 79-96; DOI: 10.3368/gs.28.1.79

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