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James Mansaray documented the election and celebration of Paygay as Wara Wara Chiefdom of Koinaduga District, Kabala.

James Mansaray documented the election and celebration of Paygay as Wara Wara Chiefdom of Koinaduga District, Kabala.

Kondonwulay Paygay Mansaray writes: Thanks for all your support and prayers in my election as CHIEF. Special thanks to my tribal authorities, women and children of Kabala, for giving me this honor and to you the Nazareth House Apostolate Staff, … Continue reading →

Kondonwulay Paygay Mansaray writes: Thanks for all your support and prayers in my election as CHIEF. Special thanks to my tribal authorities, women and children of Kabala, for giving me this honor and to you the Nazareth House Apostolate Staff, … Continue reading →

Kondonwulay Paygay Mansaray writes: Thanks for all your support and prayers in my election as CHIEF. Special thanks to my tribal authorities, women and children of Kabala, for giving me this honor and to you the Nazareth House Apostolate Staff, … Continue reading →

For New Year’s Day we journeyed to Kabala for the annual hike up the mountain. A tradition for the people of Kabala. Upon our arrival in the village, we were welcomed by so many relatives and friends, including Chief Paygay. … Continue reading →

For New Year’s Day we journeyed to Kabala for the annual hike up the mountain. A tradition for the people of Kabala. Upon our arrival in the village, we were welcomed by so many relatives and friends, including Chief Paygay. … Continue reading →

For New Year’s Day we journeyed to Kabala for the annual hike up the mountain. A tradition for the people of Kabala. Upon our arrival in the village, we were welcomed by so many relatives and friends, including Chief Paygay. … Continue reading →

During our New Year’s trip to Kabala, we made one stop along the long road to Kabala till we reached Kafogo Village where we expect to meet a smiling Husianatu or Asanatu (I always mix the names – they are … Continue reading →

During our New Year’s trip to Kabala, we made one stop along the long road to Kabala till we reached Kafogo Village where we expect to meet a smiling Husianatu or Asanatu (I always mix the names – they are … Continue reading →