Arts/Culture
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Sea of joy as thousands observe climax of Kpledo festival in Prampram, Ghana
It was a day that confirmed a recurring theme that ran through interviews conducted by reporters of PramcitiTV, a community-based…
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‘December in GH’ 2023 call for event proposals opened by Ghana Tourism Authority
A formal call for event organisers and promoters to submit their applications for inclusion in the calendar of events for…
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US-based Ghanaian Boxer Yahu Blackwell to be enthroned ‘Noryaa Tse’ in Osu, Ghana
In July of 2023 Yah’Kwame Kariuki Nii Ayi Kushi Amaa Blackwell who is professionally recognized as “Yahu Blackwell” of the…
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Ghana: Homowo festival’s annual ban on noise restores spiritual connection with the sea
Written by Laryea Akwetteh, Assistant lecturer, University of Ghana Accra, Ghana’s capital, is a noisy cosmopolitan city of almost three million…
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Brazilian archaeologist & 3D expert unveal 35,000-year-old Egyptian
Photo: Anthropological analysis identified the skeletal remains as being of a man of African ancestry, aged between 17 to 29…
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Morehouse College 2023 International Spring Tour participants get Ghanaian names
Photo: students and staff of Morehouse immediately after the naming ceremony visited the home of W. E. B. Du Bois…
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Anfoega announces Activities for Dzadikuma Easter 2023 in Ghana
Organisers of the Dzadikuma Easter 2023 have unveiled activities outlined for the commemoration of the event scheduled for April 5…
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Own your languages – AKADiMagazine.co.uk Clubhouse panel urges Africans
Ghanaians, especially those living abroad have been asked to embrace speaking their local language and be proud of it. This…
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Anthony Amoako-Attah displays tribal identity at Heller Gallery’s glass art exhibition
Anthony Amoako-Attah explores themes of individual and tribal identity, consumer culture, and migration in his first American exhibition, ‘What Do…
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Researcher Fallou Ngom unearths ‘Ajami’ — an old African writing system
When his father died in 1996, Fallou Ngom returned to Senegal from where he was teaching French and linguistics at…
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