Wulomei, pioneers of Ga cultural music since 1973 Wulomei is a Ghanaian music group established in 1973 by Nii Tei Ashitey with support from Saka Acquaye a dramatist and...
Larabanga Mosque, the first mosque built in... The Larabanga Mosque, nestled in the village of Larabanga, Ghana, epitomizes Sudanese architectural influence in West...
The Golden Stool: Symbol of Ashanti power The Golden Stool, known as Sika Dwa Kofi in Ashanti-Twi, represents not only the royal throne of the Ashanti people but also...
Insights into the rich customs of the Fetu... The Fetu Afahye festival, cherished by the chiefs and people of Cape Coast in the Central region of Ghana, is a vibrant...
The rich heritage of the Dagaaba people The Dagaaba is a predominantly agricultural tribe of a little over one million, living in the northwestern part of Ghana...
Exploring the rich cultural heritage of the... The Ga-Dangbe people represent a vibrant ethnic group deeply ingrained in the cultural tapestry of Ghana. With roots...
From Kofi to Afua: Understanding the Akan... The Akan people of Ghana, Ivory Coast, and Togo hold a beautiful naming tradition that reflects their deep cultural values...
Turning Nuts into Gold: The art of shea butter... Shea butter, known locally as nkuto in Twi and kpakahili in Dagbani, is a natural fat extracted from the nuts of the shea...
Ancient Koma Figurines: Uncovering tales buried... Deep in northern Ghana’s Koma Land, distinctive clay figurines tell a story of a civilisation from over a thousand years...
Festivals: The heartbeat of Ghana's cultural... Ghana’s array of festivals forms one of the most vivid and enduring expressions of the nation’s cultural inheritance,...
Nananom Mpow: The sacred grove at the heart of... Nananom Mpow is a sacred grove deeply rooted in the history and spirituality of the Fante people in Ghana. It is believed to...
Adontenhene Ancestral Stool Room: A sacred... The Adontenhene Ancestral Stool Room, known as Nkonnwafieso, is a sacred space in the Akan tradition of Ghana, reserved for...
Wulugu Mossi Palace: Preserving centuries of... The Wulugu Mossi Palace, nestled in northern Ghana, stands as a venerable testament to the rich cultural heritage of the...
Foyawoo Festival: A celebration of heritage in... The Foyawoo (Foryaw Yam) Festival is an annual event celebrated by the chiefs and people of the Atebubu, Kwafie, and Amanten...
Okwawuman Afahye: Celebrating tradition and... The Okwawuman Afahye festival is a vibrant celebration deeply embedded in the cultural heritage of the Okwawuman people,...
Gyenpren Festival: A celebration of culture and... The Gyenpren Festival is an annual event celebrated with great enthusiasm by the chiefs and people of Kwahu Tafo in the...
Old Ningo: Ga-Adangbe community preserving... Old Ningo is a town in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.
Prempeh II Jubilee Museum: A cultural landmark... The Prempeh II Jubilee Museum, located in the heart of Kumasi, Ghana, is a significant cultural and historical landmark that...