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Ghanaians celebrate the fugu smock's revival after President Mahama wore it in Zambia, boosting national pride and local industry.
Ghanaians have rallied in support of their traditional fugu smock after President John Mahama wore it during a state visit to Zambia, sparking online mockery.
The handwoven, striped garment, long considered a national costume, has seen a surge in popularity, prompting the government to declare Wednesdays “fugu day.” Traders report increased demand, artisans note rising interest from youth, and historians highlight its cultural and historical significance as a symbol of Indigenous craftsmanship and self-reliance.
The renewed attention is boosting local textile production and supporting domestic industries amid efforts to reduce import dependency.
Los ghaneses celebran el resurgimiento de la bata fugu después de que el presidente Mahama la usara en Zambia, impulsando el orgullo nacional y la industria local.