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Akan Drum: Symbol of African resilience and...

The Akan Drum, originating from West Africa and later discovered in the Colony of Virginia, stands as one of the oldest...

Types of Coffins in Ghana: Reflecting culture,...

In Ghana, coffins are much more than simple burial containers; they are powerful cultural symbols that honour the deceased’s...

Funeral Invitations in Ghana

Funeral invitations in Ghana are much more than logistical notices, they are cultural artefacts that reflect respect,...

The rise of the Ashanti Empire of Ghana in the...

Emerging in the 17th century within the boundaries of present-day Ghana, the Ashanti Empire stands as a significant...

Asafua Festival: Celebrating tradition and...

The Asafua Festival, an annual celebration deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of Sekondi in the Western Region of Ghana,...

From Talking Drum to Royal Ensemble: The story...

Fontomfrom is a traditional hourglass-shaped drum of the Bono people, widely recognized for its central role in royal music...

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From Talking Drum to Royal Ensemble: The story...

Fontomfrom is a traditional hourglass-shaped drum of the Bono people, widely recognized for its central role in royal music...

From Local Beats to International Moves: The...

Alkayida, also spelled Akayida and referred to in Ashanti Twi as Alkaida, is a popular Ghanaian dance characterized by...

Kpanlogo Dance: The rhythm that shaped Ghana’s...

Kpanlogo is a lively recreational dance and music tradition that emerged in the 1960s among urban youth in Accra, Ghana.

The Story Behind Apatampa: A dance born from...

Apatampa is a traditional dance performed by the Fante people of Ghana. According to local history, the name of the dance...

Gmayem Festival: Commemorating the end of...

The Gmayem Festival, also known as the Mgmayem Festival, is an annual celebration observed by the chiefs and people of the...

The Bamaya Dance of Northern Ghana: Where...

The Bamaya dance is one of the most captivating traditional dances of the Dagbamba people of northern Ghana.

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From Talking Drum to Royal Ensemble: The story...

Fontomfrom is a traditional hourglass-shaped drum of the Bono people, widely recognized for its central role in royal music...

From Local Beats to International Moves: The...

Alkayida, also spelled Akayida and referred to in Ashanti Twi as Alkaida, is a popular Ghanaian dance characterized by...

The Story Behind Apatampa: A dance born from...

Apatampa is a traditional dance performed by the Fante people of Ghana. According to local history, the name of the dance...

Kpanlogo Dance: The rhythm that shaped Ghana’s...

Kpanlogo is a lively recreational dance and music tradition that emerged in the 1960s among urban youth in Accra, Ghana.

The Bamaya Dance of Northern Ghana: Where...

The Bamaya dance is one of the most captivating traditional dances of the Dagbamba people of northern Ghana.

Gmayem Festival: Commemorating the end of...

The Gmayem Festival, also known as the Mgmayem Festival, is an annual celebration observed by the chiefs and people of the...

Epor Festival: A unique cultural heritage...

The Epor Festival is a traditional celebration held annually in Lolobi-Kumasi, a community located in the Volta Region of...

The ceremonial duties of the Ashanti Chief...

In Ashanti tradition, the Chief Sword Bearer plays a vital ceremonial role as the protector of the Asantehene, the King of...

Agumatsa Waterfalls Festival: Celebrating...

The Agumatsa Waterfalls Festival, also known as the Wli Waterfalls Festival, is an annual celebration held in the Wli...

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