Mortuaries and the Transformation of Funeral Cultures in Kwahu, Ghana
Explore how mortuaries have revolutionised funeral practices in Kwahu, Ghana, balancing tradition with modernity, and the socio-economic implications for local communities.
Read MoreAfrican Funerals and Sociocultural Change - A Review of Momentous Transformations Across a Continent - Michael Jindra and Joël Noret - 2011
In this blog, we discuss the captioned article. The African continent, with its rich tapestry of cultures and traditions, has witnessed significant transformations in funeral practices over the centuries.
Read MoreLong Live the Dead - Changing Funeral Celebrations in Asante, Ghana - A Summary of the Book by Marleen De Witte - 2001.
Long Live the Dead: Changing Funeral Celebrations in Asante, Ghana by Marleen Witte offers a detailed exploration of Asante funeral practices, highlighting their cultural significance, complexity, and dynamism.
Read MoreLong Live the Dead - Changing Funeral Celebrations in Asante, Ghana
This is an extensive summary of the book published by Marleen de Witte - 2001.
Read MoreUnderstanding Nigerian Funerals: A Comprehensive Guide
Nigerian funerals are deeply rooted in rich traditions and cultural practices that vary widely among the country's numerous ethnic groups. These ceremonies are not only a way to mourn the deceased but also to celebrate their life,...
Read MoreRemembers Group Launches First Memorialisation Platform for Ghana
International memorialisation company Remembers Group has launched Ghana’s first memorialisation platform called GhanaRemembers to preserve the memories of Ghanaian people, organisations, events and places while offering a convenient...
Read MoreRemembers Group Launches in Africa
Remembers Group, an innovative publishing company dedicated to preserving, commemorating, and celebrating the people of Sub-Saharan Africa and their cultural heritage through multinational digital memorialisation platforms, has...
Read MoreWhy Funerals Are for the Living in Ghana
In Ghana, funerals transcend mere mourning ceremonies, evolving into profound cultural expressions that embody the essence of Ghanaian identity, social cohesion, and familial bonds. We want to delve into the unique characteristics...
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