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  September 30, 2026 • 121

  Persistence and permanence of memory

  By John Owoo (Accra – Ghana) Memory rarely stays where we leave it. Undeniably, it stains, shifts, fades, and...

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  September 24, 2026 • 1027

  Sculpting Power: Ghana’s heads of state in clay

  By John Owoo (Accra – Ghana) Ghana’s political history has been marked by dramatic transitions, changing ideologies...

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  September 16, 2026 • 345

  Architecture in the rhythm of everyday life

  By John Owoo (Accra – Ghana) Architecture is often associated with permanence—walls, roofs, foundations, and...

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  September 15, 2026 • 381

  In Transit: When home becomes a dance journey

  By John Owoo (Accra – Ghana) Home, in Lucky Lartey’s In Transit, is not a fixed place. It is something carried,...

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