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Cape Coast pulses with colour, sound ahead of Fetu Afahye
The festival mood, a mix of sacred observance and street-level entrepreneurship, has led people from across the region and beyond to troop into Cape Coast to sell, perform and celebrate.
The fair has become an important complement to Afahye, giving local companies exposure and enabling small-scale producers to scale up sales during the festival rush.
From event organisers and exhibitors at the trade fair to small traders frying plantain or yam on street corners, everyone seems to be cashing in on Afahye’s pull as a cultural magnet that turns heritage into livelihoods.
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