Beyond Drumming and Dancing: How Millar Open University Is Reimagining Culture as a Science of Development
Ishmael Junourgh For generations, culture in Africa has often been presented through its most visible expressions: the rhythm of drums, the colours…
Culture/History
Traveler’s Inn: How Bolgatanga’s ‘Unofficial Parliament’ Has Served Tea, Tolerance and Community for Four Decades
In a country where political differences can sometimes divide families, communities and friendships, a modest establishment in the heart of…
The Lost Maestras
The Lost Maestras is a preservation, transmission and promotion project led by Mieruba Art Center in Ségou. Between 2022 and…
FROM NANDOM TO THE WORLD: GIFTY’S DANCE, VOICE AND THE DAGAABA CULTURAL STORY
From Domangye in the Nandom area of Ghana’s Upper West Region, Gifty is emerging as a distinctive voice and dancer…
Bongo’s Rapid Evolution: Paramount Chief Envisions Future Built on Education and Environmental Action
In a wide-ranging dialogue on local governance, heritage, and regional development, His Royal Highness, the Paramount Chief of Bongo, Bonaab…
JOR: THE DAGAABA GREEN GOLD
Zakaria Rafique Seinu In the dusty kitchens of the Upper West Region, where millet farms stretch to the horizon and mornings start before…
WELCOME TO UPPER WEST: BADINGU RETURNS, AND THE NORTH DEMANDS ITS DUE
Johannes Jafo Akunatu Badingu sings in Waale and Dagaare. He built his career on reggae, a genre suited to a man who treats…
The Gonja and The Asante Kingdoms—Epitome of Leadership and Relationship
The Gonja Kingdom rose in the sixteenth century under the aegis of Ndewura Jakpa, the great warrior whose military campaigns…
A Philosophical Approach to Ghana’s Patriotism
Charles Prempeh PhD From 8 to 10 July, at its Convention Centre in Gomoa Fetteh in Ghana's Central Region, the Church of Pentecost…
Dr Pelpuo, Upper West Writers’ Association Champion Youth Literacy
Ghana’s Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment and Member of Parliament for Wa Central, Hon....