Smoke imbues this West African metropolis – whether from open fires around the city’s busy Kwame Nkrumah traffic circle, or from trucks and busses that clog its streets. You see it and smell it even as you drive away from the city center, as roadside stalls give way to farm plots and low-lying houses and trees begin to appear in greater numbers.
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