Cultural Heritage

Ghana promotes sustainable tourism by balancing economic growth, cultural preservation, and environmental conservation, benefiting local communities and ensuring long-term viability.

Ghanaian millennials are reviving traditional foods through modern dining experiences, festivals, and innovative approaches, preserving cultural heritage.

Traditional leaders in Ghana remain pivotal, balancing cultural heritage and governance in the nation’s evolving political landscape.

Kente cloth, a symbol of Ghanaian heritage, blends traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, maintaining its cultural and global relevance.

Drumming in Ghana serves as a vital medium for communication, storytelling, and the preservation of cultural heritage, reflecting the nation’s rich traditions and social structures. 

ACCRA, Ghana — In a momentous act of cultural justice, seven royal artifacts, looted 150 years ago by British colonial forces from Ghana’s ancient Asante kingdom, have finally found their…