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Writing the New Nation in a West African Borderland insulating supported by 4This book rethinks the history of decolonisation and new nationhood in the Ghana Togo borderlands, and speaks to an increasingly urgent debate on the production of knowledge about Africa. It does this through the close reading, translation and analysis of a unique primary source a newspaper entitled Able(meaning 'the Key to Freedom'). Able was initiated and sustained by a shoemaker named Holiday V. K. Komedja, and written almost entirely in his mother