look carefully round accra and you will see signs of this anniversary year every where. in the art world, which has used 1957 as a source of inspiration and reflection. this is a really powerful piece of work. it stands at the mausoleum of ghana's independence leader kwame nkrumah, and argues that ghana is still not properly free of slavery, and colonialisation. itjust exists in a different form these days. but the thing that really hits me is you can't stop looking at all theirfaces. they've all got individual expressions of pain, and it is quite sobering, actually. ghana was right at the centre of the slave trade until it was abolished in the early 19th century. it's most powerful remnants lie a few hours east of here, in the old colonial capital cape coast, which is where i'm going next, in that most african of transport options. so this is a bit interesting, travelling in this tro tro with the locals. they haven't got any regulated stops, theyjust stop randomly anywhere. so we've stopped. now we're waiting for people. who did your hairfor you? i did my hair in the uk

two moms and two children died in the accra. the crash left ten other children without their mothers. >> i lost my kids' mom. he's crying for his mom almost every night. christmas, holiday, mother's day is coming up and what am i >> reporter: kelly was driving with a blood alcohol level of .14. two months ago he pled guilty to 28 charges including five counts of negligent homicide. but for reasons that are still unexplained, judge albert let him out on gps monitoring. pending sentencing. now he has failed to turn up. >> i want to see is him turn himself in. if you are hiding him out, you're just as guilty. my other daughter morgan and her twin sister lauren. >> reporter: the community rallied around those ten surviving children throwing christmas parties and raising money. their third mother's day without their mom. >> if it gave them a million years it wouldn't be okay. if they put him to death, it wouldn't be okay. we learn how to cope with it and deal >> reporter: and the singing inside the court -- and the scene inside the c

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