The streets of James Town, a suburb of Accra was filled with revellers, sight seers and art lovers as they thronged the community to participate in this year’s Chale Wote Street Arts Festival.
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This year’s edition which is the 5th in a row was on the theme, “African Electronics.”
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Exhibitors and participants of the event under the theme African Electronics took over James Town also known as British Accra and rearranged the streets into dynamic exhibition rooms, giving artists space to express and amplify their creative voices.
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