This conversation explores the rich history and cultural

significance of the Ewe people, their resilience during the transatlantic slavetrade, and their connections to the Kingdom of Judah and ancient Egypt. SeyramAdzanku shares insights into the Ewe's oral traditions, linguistic ties, andthe importance of their heritage in understanding African history. In thisconversation, Seyram Adzanku delves into the rich cultural practices,linguistic connections, and religious beliefs of the Ewe people, exploringtheir historical context, particularly regarding slavery and its implications. Sheemphasizes the importance of unity among the Ewe and diaspora communities,advocating for a change in attitudes and understanding between them. Thediscussion also touches on future educational initiatives aimed at preservingEwe culture and language.

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