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There was a time when bedtime did not always mean going straight to sleep. For some Ghanaian children, it meant gathering around a grandmother, grandfather or...
Ghana’s Ministry responsible for tourism, culture and the creative arts has undergone several changes in name and institutional focus since its establishment in 1993, reflecting successive...
Long before Ghana became a country of offices, shopping malls, factories and technology-driven businesses, communities depended on people with specialised skills. There were blacksmiths who worked...
There was a time when some of the simplest things in Ghana came without a price attached. A neighbour could lend you a cup of sugar...
Ghana is changing. New buildings are rising, smartphones have become part of everyday life, young people are embracing new forms of entertainment, and social media has...
Every year, communities across Ghana’s Western Region come alive with drumming, dancing, traditional processions, feasting and colourful displays of chieftaincy during the Kundum Festival. Celebrated principally...
Ghanaian actress Lydia Forson has expressed concern over what she describes as a growing habit among Ghanaians of replacing local names, expressions and cultural references with...
Ghanaian reggae musician and cultural advocate Ras Caleb Appiah-Levi has delivered a powerful reflection on truth, African identity, cultural preservation and the courage to speak against...
