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D. K. T. Djokoto — then a member of the Commonwealth Economic Consultative Council and Commonwealth Liaison Committee — in a meeting with Edward Heath at the Marlborough House, on 19th March 1964.

Edward Heath, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, who was at the time President of the Board of Trade and Secretary of State for Industry, Trade and Regional Development in the Conservative government.

Photo via D. K. T. Djokoto & Co Archives. Acquired from Smith Archive/Alamy.

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PRESS

— The forgotten Ghanaian diplomat who helped shape modern consular law. [Daily Graphic, 2026]

https://www.graphic.com.gh/features/opinion/the-forgotten-ghanaian-diplomat-who-helped-shape-modern-consular-law.html

— Prince Daniel Kojo Tɛŋgɛ Djokoto (1924–1972): A life in service of Ghana and Africa. [Ghanaian Times, 2026]

https://ghanaiantimes.com.gh/prince-daniel-kojo-t%C9%9Bng%C9%9B-djokoto-1924-1972-a-life-in-service-of-ghana-and-africa/amp/

— Daniel Kojo Tɛŋgɛ Djokoto, The Aŋlɔ Prince. [Joy News, 2020]

https://www.myjoyonline.com/daniel-kojo-t%C9%9Bng%C9%9B-djokoto-the-anl%C9%94-prince/

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KHADIJAH — free to download as an ebook on Google Books.

An African psychological drama in eleven scenes.

Khadijah is twenty-four, beautiful, restless and increasingly uncertain of the world she inhabits.

Living with her widowed mother in Nima, Accra, Khadijah begins to experience a series of disturbing visions. In her dreams, three silent women dressed in red surround her on a beach. A white chicken is sacrificed over her body, while the sea watches. When she wakes, the images refuse to remain in the realm of dreams.

Soon, red appears everywhere.

A red hijab. A red dress. A red balloon. A red taxi. Three women watching from across the street. The sea, impossibly distant from the ordinary rhythms of her life, seems to follow her into the city.

Her mother, Hajia Mariama, dismisses her visions as the fantasies of an idle young woman, burdened by poverty, disappointment and the expectations placed upon her. Her friend Dzifa, an intuitive photographer, offers Khadijah work and a temporary escape through his camera. Sade, her psychiatrist, insists upon the distinction between seeing and knowing.

But Khadijah is increasingly convinced that what she sees is real.

Set against the sounds, contradictions and restless energy of Accra, Khadijah moves between the ordinary and the inexplicable. Nima, the mosque, the streets of Accra, a photography salon and the intimate confines of home become thresholds through which memory, faith, desire, trauma and ritual continually intrude upon one another.

At its centre is a woman trying to understand what is happening to her before the world decides what is happening with her.

Is Khadijah experiencing a psychological rupture? Is she confronting an inheritance from a world her rational surroundings refuse to acknowledge? Or are dreams revealing something that waking life has simply forgotten how to see?

Khadijah does not offer an easy answer.

Instead, it invites the audience into the uncertain territory where the psychological and the metaphysical occupy the same space. Its mysteries are allowed to remain mysteries.

Publisher: D. K. T. Djokoto & Co

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Hey loved ones — 🫶🏿

Here’s an interesting article from the 𝘋𝘢𝘪𝘭𝘺 𝘎𝘳𝘢𝘱𝘩𝘪𝘤 — about my late grandfather — and his quiet contribution to the development of modern consular law.

It is written by Elizabeth H. Avumegah, a diarist and data analyst with a particular interest in Ghanaian family history.

I hope you enjoy the read. Link in the D. K. T. Djokoto & Co @dktdjokoto bio.

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THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS

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Big thank you to our drink and sound sponsors!

Drink - D. K. T. Djokoto & Co is a distinct Aŋlɔ multi-family office — founded in 1950 — investing in real estate, rural banking, media and arts & culture.

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The Volta Region represents an underutilised asset in Ghana’s tourism economy, and we believe patient capital with local knowledge can unlock significant value.

Our ultimate responsibility is ensuring secure structures that transmit wealth and value across generations. This shapes everything — investment horizons, risk tolerance, community integration.

We understand how to think in decades, not quarters. That patience is exactly what regional development requires.

Grab a copy of today’s 𝘉𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘴 & 𝘍𝘪𝘯𝘢𝘯𝘤𝘪𝘢𝘭 𝘛𝘪𝘮𝘦𝘴 to discover more about our investment strategy for tourism in the Volta Region.

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Art Director, Ka xoxowo Salon, Timothy K. Gobah/ @__tmzs shared his perspectives, portfolio and recent work activities during a live painting session on Breakfast Daily, Channel One TV.

Kindly take out a moment to watch the full interview. Link in bio.

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D. K. T. Djokoto & Co Advert — November, 2025.

We ultimately give our clients a God’s eye view of both Africa’s free market and political history — and craft solutions as unique as their genetics.

Filmed by Jojo Nana Appiah.

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Accra Evening News Ltd

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Kindly enjoy my latest interview with the Business & Financial Times Weekend, Edition 0802 — June 13, 2025.

Authored by Elizabeth H. Avumegah.

For this, and other selected interviews: Link in bio.

Featured photograph by Nana Gyasi Boateng and Jojo Nana Appiah.

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