AnloEwe
Anlo Ewe refers to a significant subgroup of the Ewe people who primarily inhabit the southeastern coastal region of Ghana. They are also found in neighboring areas of Togo and Benin. The Anlo Ewe have a distinct history and culture within the broader Ewe ethnolinguistic group. Their traditional homeland is known as Anlo, characterized by lagoons, a sandy coastline, and a history of powerful chiefdoms.
Historically, the Anlo Ewe were known for their strong warrior traditions and their role in regional trade.
The Anlo Ewe are recognized for their unique festivals, the most prominent being the Hogbetsotso festival,