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Akpɔkplɔ (Ewe) is a compelling anthology of poetry written in the rich and expressive Ewe language by renowned Ghanaian poet and scholar Kofi Anyidoho. This collection is a cultural and literary treasure that affirms the beauty, rhythm, and depth of indigenous African languages through poetic expression.
✨ The poems explore themes of identity, tradition, spirituality, and human experience, all captured in the cadence of Ewe, one of Ghana’s major languages.
✨ A tribute to oral traditions, this collection reaffirms the role of language in preserving cultural memory and communal wisdom.
✨ Readers will appreciate the linguistic craftsmanship and cultural insight embedded in each poem, making the work both a literary and educational resource.
✨ Akpɔkplɔ serves as both an artistic expression and a linguistic bridge for speakers and learners of the Ewe language.
✨ This is a must-have for poetry lovers, language enthusiasts, and anyone interested in African literary heritage.
✅ Key Highlights
• Poetry collection fully written in Ewe
• Celebrates African oral and literary traditions
• Written by one of Ghana’s foremost poets, Kofi Anyidoho
• Suitable for poetry lovers, linguists, students, and cultural scholars
• Published by the Bureau of Ghana Languages, a key institution in language preservation
⚡ Akpɔkplɔ (Ewe) is ideal for:
• Speakers and learners of the Ewe language
• Academics and students of African literature and linguistics
• Poetry enthusiasts interested in indigenous language literature
• Cultural institutions and libraries preserving African heritage

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