Ghanaian Street Art: Murals and Messages Across City Walls

Ghana's streets are an ever-evolving gallery, where colors and creativity converge to narrate tales of history, culture, and societal reflections.

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Tracing the Origins of Ghana’s Iconic Highlife Music

Journey through the origins, evolution, and enduring influence of Ghanaian Highlife Music, offering a glimpse into the cultural heartbeat of the nation.

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Azonto: The Dance and Music Genre that Defines Ghana’s Rhythm

Azonto's impact is more than just a dance and music genre; it's a cultural movement that celebrates Ghana's creativity and resilience.

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The Influence of Ananse Stories: A Peek into Ghanaian Folklore

The influence of Ananse stories on Ghanaian folklore is undeniable. These tales have played a vital role in preserving Ghana's rich heritage.

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Exploring the Vibrant Akwasidae Festival; the Heart of Asante Tradition

Ghana, a land that embraces history, culture, and diverse experiences, boasts a tapestry of captivating festivals.

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Exploring Festivals in Ghana; Homowo Festival of the Gas

Homowo festival is celebrated by the Gas which simply means "hooting at hunger” in August every year. It is celebrated once every year.

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Kundum Festival

The Kundum festival is celebrated by the Nzemas to thank God for the abundance of food harvest period each year.

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Bugum Chugu Festival

Bugum Chugu festival is a fire festival celebrated in the first month of the lunar year by the Dagombas in the northern region of Ghana. This festival is celebrated on the ninth month of the year, referring the month as the month of fire. During this festival, about 500,000 northerners attend together including those northerners […]

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