The air in Anloga is electric long before the first drumbeat lands. At dawn, the town begins to stir, women in vibrant kente cloth sweep courtyards, elders gather in quiet anticipation, and the distant rhythm of drums rolls in like an approaching tide. By mid-morning, the streets are alive. Chiefs, adorned in rich regalia, move … Continue reading Drums of Exodus: Inside the Hogbetsotso Festival of the Ewe People