Ever been to Ghana? Tetteh Quarshie is the most amazing places to visit
15 October 2018 |
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Ever been to Ghana? Tetteh Quarshie is the most amazing places to visit. The best art market in Ghana, Tetteh Quarshie has some of the amazing art pieces that will make your day, from clothing's to furniture's all in one.
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