Tag: Togo
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Who Are the Kabiyè People?
Every July in the Kara Region of northern Togo, young Kabiyè men fast, climb mountains, and wrestle. This initiation is called Evala. But the Kabiyè are much more than their wrestling tradition.
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Who Are the Ewe People?
The Ewe people number around five million across Ghana, Togo, and Benin. Their story starts with a wall, an escape, and a journey to the Volta coast that they still celebrate every November.
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Who Are the Nawdba?
The Nawdba are the people of northern Togo who speak Nawdm, one of the oldest living Gur languages in West Africa. This is their story: where they come from, how they live, and why their language matters.
