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Dec 2007
1. Chieftaincy institution, sacred and dynamic29/12/2007
THE chieftaincy institution is not only sacred but a dynamic tradition which must be protected and given all the needed support to develop for the benefit of the people.
 
2. Keeping the National theatre of Ghana busy29/12/2007
THE National theatre of Ghana which cost the government of Ghana ten million U.S. Dollars to build was built by Chinese experts and workers and was officially inaugurated in December 1992 to operate.
 
3. It was truly a night of laughs29/12/2007
ONE could not hold one’s mouth last Saturday night at the National Theatre when some crème de la crème in Nigerian comedy released some jaw breaking jokes to ease off the stress of a number of people after the end of another hectic year.
 
4. ‘Enstool qualified people’28/12/2007
THE Eastern Regional Minister, Mr. Kwadwo Affram Asiedu, has appealed to kingmakers in the region to ensure that only qualified people are enstooled to avert chieftaincy disputes.
 
5. Ananse in the Land of Idiots22/12/2007
THE season of Ghanaian Theatre Classics, a major feature of the Ghana@50 line-up of programmes for the Jubilee year, closes with Yaw closes with Yaw Asare’s dramatic metaphor, ‘Ananse in the Land of Idiots’.
 
6. Be inspired by arts and music – Karlsson22/12/2007
“Development is about choices and not knowledge and finance”, Mr. Mats Karlsson, outgoing country director of the World Bank said, speaking at a farewell musical concert held in his honour in Accra.
 
7. Cultural festivals and developments22/12/2007
THE annual and the biennial holding of cultural festivals by the Ghana Education Service and the Ministry of Chieftaincy and Culture must be critically re-appraised.
 
8. Agbogbomefia hosts Togbui Sakpaku22/12/2007
Togbe Afede Assor XIV (left), Agbogbomefia of Ho Asogli, welcoming Togbui Sakpaku VIII, a divisional chief of Avenor. Loking on are Togbe Adzekle Howusu XII (second from left), Awafia of Ho Asogli and some other chiefs and elders of Ho Asogli and Avenor.
 
9. Fodome, Abutia people celebrate ‘Yorveawoza’ festival20/12/2007
In the spirit of integration under the ethos of globalization, the people of Fodome Traditional Area in the Hohoe District and Abutia Traditional Area in the Ho municipality have celebrated their second “Yorveawoza” festival at Fodome-Helu in the Hohoe District.
 
10. Togbe Amakwatta III, Ghana’s longest serving chief20/12/2007
TOGBE Amakwatta III, known in private life as Christian Kojo Tsakpoe has been ruling since 1936. He was born on December 24, 1917 at Saviefe to Togbe Tsakpoe Yao, a farmer, and Madam Florence Abra Agbotse of Kpedze.
 
11. Chieftaincy disputes: Blame rich city dwellers19/12/2007
THE Minister of chieftaincy and Culture, Mr. Sampson Kwaku Boafo, has blamed chieftaincy disputes on some rich city dwellers who turn themselves into kingmakers overnight and foment trouble in the communities.
 
12. 3 RD AFRICAN HANDCRAFT GIFT FAIR UNDERWAY15/12/2007
THE Third African Handicraft Gift Fair, which opened last Friday, December 7, ends on Monday.
 
13. Culture wrap-up night at Alliance15/12/2007
CULTURAL activities at the alliance Francaise in Accra for this year wraps up on Wednesday, December 19 with performances by some traditional music and dance groups.
 
14. Is Pan-Africanism dead at DuBois Centre?15/12/2007
THIS is a question I am posing because there are serious concerns particularly amongst those who frequent the Centre, that the study of African history there is being put under threat.
 
15. Legon Presec Troupe in ‘Kpatsa’ dance15/12/2007
Pupils of the Saint Andrew’s Cultural Troupe from Presec, Legon Primary entertaining guests with their ‘Kpatsa’ dance at the inauguration of the Teiman Community Library in the Ga East District recently.
 
16. George Kuntu Blankson14/12/2007
A DISTINGUISHED Statesman, merchant prince, devout Christian and the first appointed member of the Legislative Council in the 19th century, George Kuntu Blankson was among the leading members of the Gold coast society in the colony in the 19th century, and his life spanned the whole period. He was extremely wealthy, generous and very popular
 
17. Krobos did not migrate in 185214/12/2007
GHANA has a tremendous competitive advantage in tourism. Little wonder many around the world, very overwhelmingly, keep visiting and are curious about the country.
 
18. The codification of positive cultural values13/12/2007
IN a technologically globalised world, it is impossible to develop one standard culture for people in every nation on earth. This is not difficult to understand, for the body of beliefs, behaviour, language, moral values, folklore and the entire way of life of a group of people differ even in a single predominantly homogenous nation like China.
 
19. Admit Christians into chieftaincy institution08/12/2007
THE Moderator of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EP), Rt. Rev. Dr. Livingstone Buama, has lamented at the alienation of some Christians from the chieftaincy institution.
 
20. PAWA builds ties with Bibliotheca Alexandrina08/12/2007
THE Secretary-General of the Pan African Writers Association (PAWA), Prof. Atukwei Okai, has initiated discussions with the authorities of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, in Alexandria, Egypt, for the establishment of relations between the two institutions to cover a range of exchange programmes and joint projects.
 
21. Using theatre arts to aid development08/12/2007
THEATRE Arts, also called drama, is an academic discipline that brings all other subjects together. It is the representative of life on stage to audience. The reflection of life through performance is an important pedagogic process which theatre artists seek to promote in the many different types of theatre that we have today.
 
22. Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council sets up award scheme07/12/2007
THE Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council, under the Presidency of the Okyenhene, Osagyefuo Amoatia Ofori Panin has instituted an awards scheme known as the “Okyeman Kanea”.
 
23. Sculptor makes busts of Nkrumah, Kufour05/12/2007
A SCULPTOR, Mr. James Boakye, has donated two separate busts of the First President of Ghana, the late Osagyefou Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and President John Agyekum Kufour, to the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board at a short ceremony at Ntensere, near Kumasi.
 
24. Chief remanded for failing to appear in court04/12/2007
AN Ajumako District magistrate court has remanded Nana Okra Tawiah Twum VII, Banmuhen of Ajumako Besease in prison custody for showing disrespect to the court.
 
25. Kwame Nkrumah saved Ghana04/12/2007
CONSCIENCISM is the object of attack in the articles Kwame Nkrumah Misfounded Ghana and Nkrumah’s Atheism and Materialism in Ghana. It is a book that lends itself to difficult reading for the philosophically untrained. That does not however grant licence to subject it to distortions as the said articles do.
 
26. Kyabobo National Park communities to be compensated04/12/2007
THE government has secured 500,000 euros from the Dutch government to be used as compensation for people living in fringe communities of the Kyabobo National Park in the Nkwanta District in the Volta region, next year.
 
27. Thank you, Kpone Traditional Council04/12/2007
We the youth and well meaning citizens of the Asogli State and Volta Region at large have been following with keen interest the recent developments regarding the Agbogbo-mefia’s efforts to help solve the periodic energy crisis that has been confronting the country for sometime now.
 
28. Nandom displays Rich Culture at ‘Kakube ‘festival01/12/2007
THE best of culture was on display last Sunday when the chiefs and people of the Nandom traditional area in the Lawra District of the Upper West Region celebrated their annual “Kakube” festival here.
 
29. Tapa outdoors new Omanhene01/12/2007
CHIEFS and QUEENMOTHERS from other traditional areas in the Volta Region yesterday joined the chiefs and people of the Tapa Traditional Area to celebrate the outdooring of the paramount chief of the area, Okoforobour Baffour Kwame Asante II.
 
30. ‘Travel to mysterious Africa’01/12/2007
Mrs. Ammomeric De Agostin (middle), wife of the Italian Ambassador in Ghana, cutting the tape to open “Travel to Mysterious Africa” exhibition held at the Cape Coast Castle on Wednesday.
 
 
   
 
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18/05/2013
THE STORY OF BOWIRI
Geographically, the Bowiri State is situated in the south-east....more
 
10/05/2013
LET’S DEVELOP BRONG-AHAFO TOURISM SITES
Available records say the region produces about 30 percent of the food requirement of the country....more
 
10/05/2013
THE STORY OF TONGU
The Tongu consist of a dialect group among the Ewe-speaking people and the Dangme-speaking people of Ada who inhabit the lower parts of the Volta River. Among the Akan speaking people, however, Tongu and Battor are identical, because the Battor were the first tribe to migrate up the Volta and to come in contact with the Akans there....more
 
10/05/2013
THE STORY OF NSOKO
Nsoko Traditional Area forms an integral part of the Tain District in the Brong Ahafo Region....more
 
10/05/2013
THE STORY OF AKWAMU
The founding fathers of AKWAMU in the Asougyaman District of the Eastern Region claim migrant origin from erstwhile Kumbu state cited in the mountainous region between the Black Volta and the Comoe Rivers in northeastern Cote d’lvoire where they are from the royal Kumbu lineage – a Vanished Dynasty!...more
 
10/05/2013
THE STORY OF SAKYIKROM
SAKYIKROM is a town located at the foothills of the Nyanao Mountain, and shares a common boundary with Nsawam-Adowagyiri Township in the Eastern Region....more
 
04/05/2013
THE STORY OF NTONSO
An ancestor of the Dako clan by name Aberewa Yita lived at Asumegya Asantemanso, the exact location was Adwamu now a devastated area....more
 
24/04/2013
THE STORY OF OBO KWAHU
According to Obo Ankobeahene Oral Tradition captured between 1985 and 1987 and supported by Adamu Yanko Oral Tradition, the first sight where the present Obo Township is situated was called Akropong....more
 
24/04/2013
THE STORY OF DUAYAW NKWANTA
DUAYAW-NKWANTA is the administrative capital of Tano-North District Assembly, in the Brong Ahafo Region. And according to legend, the putative founder, Nana Dua Yaw, and the first queen mother, Nana Serwaa, and followers of the Ekuona clan descended from the sky on a gold ‘’atweaban’’ chain on a Friday. They landed in a dense forest on a spot known as Mankwaemu which later became the royal mausoleum....more
 
06/04/2013
THE STORY OF DENKYIRA (PART 1&2)
Traditions claim that the founding fathers of Upper and Lower Denkyira in the Central Region originally lived in the Voltaic Region, south of the Niger Bend....more
 
28/01/2013
THE STORY OF NSOKO (1 – 2)
Nsoko Traditional Area forms an integral part of the Tain District in the Brong Ahafo Region. This traditional area shares boundaries with:...more
 
05/01/2013
THE STORY OF HO
Traditions of origin suggest that they had migrated with a related group-the Ewe-speaking people from southern Nigerian. It is certain that the Ewe originally were in sphere of influence of the old Ayo Empire that flourished in the southern Nigerian....more
 
29/12/2012
THE STORY OF ASAMAN AND LAKE BOSOMTWE
ASAMAN, an early Akan Settlement about seven kilometres from Asante Kokofu, was founded by Nana ADOMAKO ANSAH WHO HAILED FROM Adwafo near Kuntenase....more
 
01/12/2012
THE STORY OF AHANTA (1 – 2)
The AHANTA STATE and the story of the glorious era of Ahanta Traditional hierarchy prior to the recent creation of District Assemblies which significantly altered the early geopolitical morphology of the area, vis-á-vis, SHAMA-AHANTA EAST METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY (with its capital at Agona Nkwanta)....more
 
03/11/2012
THE STORY OF ADANSE AKROKERI (PART I&2)
Adanse is well known in Akan Cosmogony as the place God (Odomankoma) traditionally started creation of the world, hence the expression: ‘Odomankoma created Adanse after the world’....more
 
01/09/2012
THE STORY OF KENYASE
KENYASE is located about 10 kilometres from Kumase–Juabeng road....more
 
27/07/2012
The Story Of BOSO
Boso Gwa Traditional Area forms an integral part of the Asuogryaman District in the Eastern Region. Linguistically, the people of Boso belong to the Guan ethnic bloc, and had lived in the Mid-Volta Basin long before the Akamu arrived from Nyanawase to establish a permanent home at Akwamufie, 1733....more
 
27/07/2012
The Story of PRANG
Geographically, the Prang State is situated in the Atebubu-Amantin District in Eastern Brong Ahafo Region....more
 
27/07/2012
The Story Of BUEM
JASIKAN is the Administrative capital of the Buem Traditional Area in mid-Volta Region, physically an integral part of the Togo-Atakora system, but historically a part of the former German Colony of “Schutzgebiet Togo”, 1899 – 1918, when Buem became part of Togoland under United Kingdom Trusteeship till Plebiscite was held in May 1956 to determine its unification with an independent Gold Coast....more
 
27/07/2012
The Story of BEREKUM
BEREKUM Traditional Area in the Brong Ahafo Region shares boundaries with Wenchi (Tain District) to the north-east, Dormaa to the south, Sunyani to the east, and Jaman to the west....more
 
12/07/2012
The Story of Kwamankese
The Kwamankese State forms an integral part of Abora – Asebu Kwamankese District Assembly in the Central Region. The state shares boundaries with Assin Attandaso in the north; Abeadze in the east, Abora in the south and west....more
 
12/07/2012
The Story Of BODWESEANWO
The town of BODWESEANWO forms an integral part of the Adanse Traditional Area, and lies south-east of Fomena behind the Kusa hills. It is situated some 11 kiometers inland from Obuasi junction through Brofoyedru....more
 
12/07/2012
The Story Of SEKYEDUMASI
Traditions claim that the royal Aduana lineage of Sekyedumasi, in the Ejura-Sekyedumasi District of Asante, originated from Asumegya-Asantemanso....more
 
12/07/2012
THE STORY OF SENYA – BERAKU
The people of Senya – Beraku belong to the AWUTU AMANSA group of States comprising Winneba, Senya and Awutu who occupy the same geographical area in the Central Region on the coast. Linguistically, they speak the same language or related Guan dialects which are more or less mutually intelligible. Despite ties and language and culture they are largely independent of one another....more
 
04/04/2012
The Story Of Akwatia
Akwatia is situated west of the Atewa ranges on the Asamankese Kade road.The founding fathers of Akwatia were once a branch of Akwamu.They were together with Akwamu throughout their migration from Human to Asakamu while the main body of Akwamu continued eastwards and settled permanently on the Nyanao Hill....more
 
16/03/2012
ELMINA CASTLE, A LIVING TESTIMONY TO SLAVERY
The Elmina Castle, Edina, Anomana or Amankwaa Kurom — it has been called many names, but one thing will never change — the malevolent history of this relic of the trans-Atlantic slave trade....more
 
22/02/2012
ROLE OF THE QUEEN MOTHER IN ENSTOOLING OR DESTOOLING A CHIEF.
Chieftaincy- Chief- Definition of – Requisites for making a chief – Constitution, Article 277. Chief – Nomination – Fundamental requirement for making a chief – Role of queen mother – meaning of nomination – Nomination to precede all other processes for making chief – Ex post facto processes after nomination irrelevant for want of capacity to make nomination....more
 
28/07/2011
BEADS SHOW AT NGMAYEM FESTIVAL
If you love beads and don’t mind getting caught up in a week filled with an exhibition and trade show, seminars and work- shops for beads sellers and producers, fashion shows with assorted beads accessories, beads design competition and bead- making lessons, then the place to head for between October 22 and October 29 is the 2nd International Bead Festival at Odumase Krobo in the Eastern Region....more
 
19/07/2011
WHAT IS FOLKLORE
The world Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) under what it terms Model provisions suggests an illustrative enumeration of most typical kinds of expressions of Folklore....more
 
11/11/2010
‘LET’S UPLIFT OUR CULTURE’
Newly appointed Acting Director of the Center for National Culture, Greater Accra Region George Oppong...more
 
25/10/2007
Kwame Nkrumah misfounded Ghana
THIS essay has been prompted by an introspection of Ghana’s fortunes since independence and the celebration of the Jubilee this year. The writer seeks to answer the question why there appears to be “something missing” somewhere in the scheme of affairs in Ghana’s development....more
 
12/10/2007
DR SUSAN DE-GRAFT JOHNSON – FIRST GOLD COAST FEMALE DOCTOR
Dr (Mrs.) Susan de-Graft Johnson (Nee Ofori-Atta) was one of the three children Nana Sir Ofori-Atta I, the Okyenhene and Paramount Chief of the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Area, had with Nana Akosua Duodu....more
 
 
   
 
 

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