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Radio Interview – WUWM Milwaukee, Nov 2017

November 14, 2017

Listen to Mitch Teich’s interview of Steven Wallace on WUWM’s Lake Effect.

Lake Effect Radio Podcast.

This entry was posted in Newsroom, Radio and tagged Ghana, Obroni, Omanhene Stories, Press, Radio, Steve Wallace on November 20, 2017 by Jon Wallace.

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The word "Omanhene" comes from the Twi language in Ghana.  Twi is the language spoken by the majority of the Akan people who live in the middle of the country.

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