Hogbetsotso Festival
Hogbetsotso is a festival celebrated by the Anlo tribe of Ghana. It is a festival celebrated in memory of their journey from their origin to their present-day location. The festival is celebrated on the first Sunday of November. The name of the festival is derived from the ewe language and it translates simply as the festival of exodus.
Romantic places to visit in Ghana
Explore romantic things to do and places to visit in Ghana Valentine's Day or not. We share ideas on where to go with your significant other and spend some needed quality time together.
Easter in Ghana: From Solemn Rituals to Sky-High Thrills
Easter in Ghana is a seamless blend of traditional religious observances and cultural festivities. From solemn church services and community outreach to lively beach parties and the thrilling paragliding festival in Kwahu, Ghana's Easter is a unique experience. Go on a journey through the various aspects of Easter in Ghana, and see how this global festival is celebrated with a distinctive Ghanaian flair.
Constitution Day in Ghana
Constitution day in Ghana is a public holiday celebrated on the 7th of January every year. It is celebrated in recognition of the 1992 constitution and the birth of the 4th republic of Ghana.
African Union
The African Union is a continental union consisting of 55 member states located on the continent of Africa. The AU was announced in the Sirte Declaration in Sirte, Libya, on 9 September 1999, calling for the establishment of the African Union.
The Ghana Empire
Raise and fall of the Ghana Empire. What brought one of the wealthiest and the most powerful empires in Africa to a fall?
Ghana's Independence Day
In celebration of Ghana's Independence Day we explore the historical significance, and global celebrations that mark this significant day. From Accra's Black Star Square to festivities around the world, Ghanaians honour their journey to freedom and unity on March 6th.
Ghana History and Culture
Discover Ghana’s rich history, vibrant culture, welcoming people, and iconic attractions from Accra to Kumasi.
The history of Kente and Adinkra symbols
Did you know the most popular locally-made fashion item in West Africa - Kente Cloth - was discovered by two friends in a forest upon meeting Anansi the spider?
Let me take you through the history on the making of Kente, what the colours mean and explain some of the Adinkra Symbols we use in making Kente.
The beautiful art of Glass Bead making from Ghana
You might not know this, but Venice is not the only place in the world where people make beautiful things out of glass. For decades, Ghanaians have been making wonderful glass beads from recycled glass, and they are absolutely captivating. If you want to learn more, continue reading, and we will tell you all about it.
Homowo Festival - Harvest Celebration
Every year in Accra, the Ga people celebrate victory over ancient famine with a festival that literally means 'hoot at hunger.' For weeks, no drums - silence. Then suddenly - thousands gathering, doors thrown open to strangers, traditional foods shared with the living and the dead.
Black History Month in Ghana
Black History Month is an annual celebration in remembrance and appreciation to those who have taken the courage to stand up against oppression of many kinds. We celebrate heroes and their sacrifices for Ghana's future and the global struggle for freedom and equality.
Edina Bakatue Festival
The Edina Bakatue Festival is an annual event in Elmina, Ghana, celebrating unity, heritage, and the river deity Nana Benya. Held on the first Tuesday of July, it marks the start of the fishing season. The six-week preparation period includes purification rituals, capping of the shrine, and specific weekly activities. The festival culminates with the Paramount Chief casting his net into the river, signifying the lifting of bans and the start of a prosperous period.
Fetu Afahye Festival
The Fetu Afahye Festival is undoubtedly the most important calendar amongst the Fante people of the central region of Ghana. The Fetu Afahye Festival is celebrated by the Oguaa or Cape Coast Traditional Area of Central Region.
New Year's Celebration in Ghana
New Year in Ghana is celebrated with a mix of spiritual and festive activities. From All Night Services in churches to all-white themed parties and concerts like Afrochella, the celebrations are vibrant and diverse. Masquerades in Takoradi and family gatherings add to the joy. Whether you're into parties or cultural events, Ghana offers a unique New Year's experience.
Celebrating Adae (Akwasidae) Festival
A magnificent celebration of Ashanti people. Every 6 weeks this spectacular and vibrant celebration brings people together at Manhyia Palace in Kumasi.