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"Where is the manuscript? Well, that one I leave to the world out there. I am sure the manuscript is somewhere, and it will spring up in his own style—the missing manuscript of JJ Rawlings."
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ACCRA — A captivating literary mystery is unfolding behind the scenes of the late President Rawlings' legacy. According to close associates, Rawlings was actively writing his highly anticipated autobiography before his passing, but the current whereabouts of the manuscript remain unknown.
"We are looking for the script; we are looking for the work," Fritz Baffour revealed during his interview with Kafui Dey. When pressed on where the invaluable historical document might be, Baffour chose to keep his cards close to his chest.
"Where is the manuscript? Well, that one I leave to the world out there. I am sure the manuscript is somewhere, and it will spring up in his own style—the missing manuscript of JJ Rawlings."
The eventual discovery of the text promises to provide unprecedented insight into the mind of Ghana's longest-serving leader, written in his own words.
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