The drums don’t just announce the festival. They wake the ancestors. It’s Easter Monday in Abura Dunkwa, Central Region, and the air has already thickened with promise—dust rising from dancing feet, the jangle of royal regalia, and the low hum of libation prayers poured onto sunbaked earth. Children chase goats through the crowd. Elders sit … Continue reading The Sacred Tree That Holds a Kingdom Together: Odunkwaa Festival in Abura Dunkwa