For most of the year, Elmina is a quiet historic fishing town where the rhythmic crashing of waves against the shore blends with the daily bustle of fishermen landing their catch and traders bargaining at the fish market. But every July, the centuries-old town undergoes a remarkable transformation. Its streets become alive with colour, music and celebration as thousands of residents, tourists and natives living abroad return home for the annual …
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