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Akwasidae Festival

The Rich Traditions of the Akwasidae Festival

The Akwasidae Festival, alternatively spelled as Akwasiadae, stands as a significant cultural event among the Ashanti people...

The Tengana Festival of the Talensis in Tongo Traditional Area 2

The Tengana Festival of the Talensis in Tongo...

The Tengana Festival, a cherished annual tradition, stands as a vibrant celebration among the chiefs and people of the Tongo...

Adaakoya festival

Adaakoya festival

The Gurunsi people in Bolgatanga and Zuarungu joyously celebrate Adaakoya annually, typically held from January to February....

Akwambo festival

Akwambo festival

The Akwambo festival, a cherished tradition among the chiefs and communities of Agona Nyakrom and Agona Swedru in the...

Kuure festival

Kuure, the annual festival celebrated by the predominantly blacksmith community of Zaare, holds profound significance as it...

Kwafie Festival

The Kwafie Festival is an esteemed annual tradition celebrated in Wenchi, Bono Region, and Techiman and Nsoatre in Bono East...

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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...

Ashanti Chief Sword Bearer

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 Festival

Agumatsa Waterfalls Festival: Celebrating...

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

Danyiba Festival

Danyiba Festival: A celebration of heritage and...

The Danyiba Festival, more accurately known as Danyibaka, is a traditional celebration of the Akpini people of the Ewe...

Folklare in Ghana

Folklore from Ghana: A window into ancestral...

Ghana’s rich folklore tradition is one of the most vibrant and enduring parts of West Africa’s cultural heritage. These...

Sacred bonds and cultural heritage in Ghanaian...

In Ghana, the Islamic naming ceremony, widely recognised as the Aqiqah or Suuna, stands as a deeply treasured rite performed...

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Kpledjoo Festival

Kpledjoo Festival: Tema's annual harvest...

The Kpledjoo Festival, an annual harvest celebration, is a vibrant event observed by the chiefs and people of Tema in the...

Nayiri Palace

Nayiri Palace: The cultural heart of Mamprugu...

The Nayiri Palace, located in Nalerigu, serves as the traditional seat of the overlord of Mamprugu and stands as a vibrant...

Nzema People

Nzema People: An ethnic group with rich...

The Nzema are an ethnic group numbering about 328,700 individuals, with 262,000 residing in southwestern Ghana and 66,700 in...

Glimetoto Festival

Glimetoto Festival: Honouring Adaklu ancestry...

The Glimetoto Festival is an annual event celebrated by the chiefs and people of the Adaklu Traditional Area in Ghana's...

Amu Festival

Amu Festival: The annual rice festival in Volta...

The Amu Festival, also known as the Rice Festival, stands as a cherished tradition among the chiefs and residents of Vane,...

Mankessim Kingdom

Mankessim: The heartland of the Fante people

The Mankessim Kingdom was a pre-colonial African state located in what is now modern-day Ghana.

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