 The Ewe people are located in South Eastern Ghana and
south east of the Volta Lake. They also occupy regions outside
of Ghana such as the southern half of Togo and Benin. The
Ewe makes up 13% (1,615,700) of the population in Ghana. In
addition to speaking Ewe, other dialects the Ewe speaks
include English, Anglo, Awana, Hubu, and Kolafoa. Christianity
is the traditional religion found among the Ewe. For more
information about Ghana you can visit the official web site at
www.ghanaweb.com .
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