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In the Volta region of Ghana, residents of Tafi Atome have grown to the sound of stories telling their spiritual ties with monkeys.
The monkeys inhabiting the lush forest around the town are not just long time friends and inhabitants of Tafi Anome, they have now also become an eco-tourist attraction.
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