Anloga

Anloga is a town and the capital of the Anloga District in the Volta Region of Ghana. It is situated along the eastern coast of Ghana, near the Benin border. The town is historically significant as the ancestral home of the Anlo Ewe people, who migrated to the area centuries ago. Anloga is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, particularly its vibrant festivals and traditional practices.

The economy of Anloga is largely based on fishing and agriculture, with many residents involved in the fishing industry due to its coastal location. The town also has a growing tourism sector, attracting visitors interested in its history, culture, and the nearby Volta Estuary and Atlantic Ocean. Anloga is known for its distinctive traditional architecture, with many homes featuring thatched roofs and mud walls.

The Anlo-Ewe people have a strong sense of community and a well-preserved oral tradition. Their language, Anlugbe, is widely spoken. The town's strategic location has played a role in its historical development and its current economic activities. Anloga continues to be a vibrant center for the Anlo Ewe people, preserving their customs and traditions while engaging with modern development.