Northern Ghana was historically a center for the trade of human lives: captives from northern communities like Nok, now part of Togo, were taken to slave markets.
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- Northern Ghana was a major center for the slave trade, with captives sold at markets like Salaga.
- Descendants of enslaved Africans, such as Shamin from Trinidad, return to Ghana for emotional reunions. 18s
- Artifacts and sites in Salaga, including chains and slave wells, document the history of slavery. 1m 5s
- DNA analysis helps descendants trace their African ancestry and identify specific regions of origin. 1m 53s
- Slavery in the region ended in the late 19th century following British colonial intervention. 2m 18s