In the 16th century, an Ottoman admiral founded a colony on what's now the coast of Yemen, but its population was unique. Consisting of Africans, it became a vibrant hub of culture and trade. Eventually, the Ottomans left, and while little remains, the area's history echoes through local folklore and descendants' stories. Discovering this lost link offers a fresh view of global connections.
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