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Exploring Togo's Evala wrestling tradition and its cultural significance

Every mid-July, thousands of ethnic Kabye men aged 18 to 20 take part in the ancestral rite of passage in the west African nation's Kara region, hundreds of kilometres from the capital, Lome.

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Exploring Togo's Evala wrestling tradition and its cultural significance

Every mid-July, thousands of ethnic Kabye men aged 18 to 20 take part in the ancestral rite of passage in the west African nation's Kara region, hundreds of kilometres from the capital, Lome.

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Wrestling into manhood: Togo seeks Unesco status for ancestral rite

KARA, Aug 8 — The bare-chested young men emerged from a forest ceremony in northern Togo chanting war songs, ready for the initiation tradition of “Evala” in which they...

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Wrestling, scars and tradition: Togo's Evala rite of passage

Exploring Togo's Evala wrestling tradition and its cultural significance