For centuries, folktales have been a way of bringing people together.
They are an excellent way of learning about the customs, attitudes,
and beliefs of other cultures.
(Illustration: R. Hübner)

Fondest childhood memories of my "auntie Peggy" and her stories of Kwaku Ananse...

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If anyone knows the wherabouts of the ramaining Appiah family...

Abena, my childhood friend and her brother Anthony, sisters Amma and Adwoa...

I'd love to receive news and, hopefully, "reconnect"...