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Keep mute if you don’t know history – Dormaahene replies Asantehene

The Dormaahene, Oseadeyo Agyeman Badu II, has reacted to Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s assertion that it was his uncle who elevated the Dormaa stool to a paramountcy. Speaking to a gathering in Dormaa, in a video shared by Abanpredease TV on Sunday, October 19, 2023, the Dormaahene said that Otumfuo’s claim was false. He […]

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Ticking Time Bomb! Kusasis and Mamprusis deepen conflict on social media with animal labels

In 1992, Rwandan politician Leon Mugesera referred to Tutsis as “Inyenzi”, meaning cockroaches. This insulting, dehumanizing language triggered a genocide, which happened in 1994 and which led to the deaths of 800,000 people largely Tutsis. In Ghana, the Kusasis and Mamprusis, embroiled in what appears to be an intractable ethnic conflict are perpetuating this same […]

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Watch – The Moon Tour: Apollo 15 Astronauts Utilize the Lunar Roving Vehicle for the First Time

On this historic day in 31st July,1971, the pioneering Apollo 15 astronauts, James B. Irwin and David Scott, achieved a remarkable feat by becoming the first to employ the Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) on the surface of the Moon. This cutting-edge, four-wheeled, battery-powered vehicle enabled them to embark on an extensive exploration of the lunar […]

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[A MUST READ] Experience the Vibrant Cultural Celebration: 2023 Kwahu Easter

Kwahu Easter is one of the most significant and popular cultural events in Ghana, and it is celebrated annually in the Eastern Region of Ghana. This festival takes place during the Easter period and is known for its vibrant atmosphere, colorful parades, and exciting activities. The Kwahu Easter celebration attracts both local and foreign tourists […]

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The Origin of Kente Cloth: A Tale of Anansi the Spider and the Power of Humility

Kente cloth is a brightly colored fabric that originates from the Ashanti Kingdom of Ghana. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors of Kente cloth have made it an iconic symbol of African culture and tradition. According to Ashanti folklore, the art of weaving Kente cloth was taught to humans by a spider named Anansi. The […]

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The Ga Festival – Homowo

The Ga festival, also known as Homowo, is a traditional festival celebrated by the Ga people of Ghana. It is a significant cultural event that takes place annually, usually in the month of August. The festival is marked by the offering of thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest and the remembrance of the Ga people’s migration […]

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The Classic People of Kwahu

Kwahu is a great town in Ghana, located in the Eastern Region, known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. The people of Kwahu are known for their hospitality, warmth, and strong sense of community. The Kwahu people are primarily of Akan descent and have a long history of traditional beliefs and practices. However, […]

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