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MEET GHANA’S FANTASY COFFIN€DESIGNERS

eath was staring me in the face. I’d strayed down a dusty alley o? the main road in Teshie — a coastal community on the southeast fringes of Ghana’s capital, Accra — past kittens pawing at scrawny chickens

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