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alternate case: kenkey
Bukom
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coast), inhabitants of Bukom are mainly fishermen and fishmongers, with kenkey and fried fish with fried pepper and spices normally called black pepper
Yamoransa
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developing community with different economic activities. Notable of these is the kenkey (a food prepared from corn) and bread trades by most of the women of the
Fante people
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Fante culture and take pride of place. Their traditional food includes Kenkey , Banku (Etsew) that is eaten with fish including Tilapia and other seafood
Azonto
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To The Gyal Dem" Donae'o (featuring Sarkodie) "Aboodatoi" Gasmilla "Chop Kenkey " Joey B "Twame Lala" Stay Jay "Obuu Mo" E.L "Kaluu" E.L "Yenko Nkoaa" Eduwodzi
Anansi
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large amount of kenkey . Wansena told him that this was his home village, and so other flies lived there. Anansi ate a lot of kenkey , but he was still
Joey B
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(feat. Pappy Kojo) (2014) Cigarette (2013) Strawberry Ginger (2013) Chop Kenkey (2013) Akobam ft Medikal and Kofi Mole Cold (feat. Sarkodie) (2020) "Medikal"
Grace Omaboe
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Side. Popularly known as Maame Dokono (after she played a character as a kenkey seller), she moved on to feature in several Ghanaian movies both Akan and
Kwaku Baah
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1980 as a minority leader he caused a stir in parliament when he carried kenkey and yoke gari to the floor of parliament house to demonstrate the ordeals
Obra (Ghanaian TV series)
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portrayed the challenges of the ordinary Ghanaian; and Maame Dokono (Madam Kenkey ) the resident food vendor of the train station. In the show, the Keteke
Florence Dolphyne
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Primary School as her family had moved there. She had to sell bread and kenkey after school due to the family's low income. Her next school was at Mmofraturo
Dangme East District
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name but a few. Local food like Makun ke luei - banku and tilapia, Otim - Kenkey , and sometimes Fufu can be purchased at numerous places in the district