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African culture has traditionally revolved around storytelling. History, wisdom, and customs were passed down orally through myths, proverbs, and folktales long before books and written documents were created. It was the responsibility of women in many African communities to preserve and pass on these stories.
When we think about the countless women writers today, it is hard not to wonder who the first woman to boldly pick up a pen, share her stories, and become known as a writer was. Who was that woman who refused to be silenced, even when society may have tried to stifle her voice?
In the Ashanti region of Ghana, is the country’s only natural lake. Formed over a million years ago by a meteorite impact, it is approximately 49 square kilometers in size and reaches depths of about 73 meters. The lake holds deep spiritual significance for the Ashanti people, who believe it is a resting place for the souls of the dead.
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