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.Â
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President Akufo-Addo will inaugurate Accra’s Flower Pot Interchange, a major infrastructure project that will ease traffic flow and improve connectivity across the city.
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NPP’s Opoku Prempeh assures Yaa Naa of the party’s respect for chieftaincy and unity ahead of Ghana’s December elections.
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Ghana’s New Patriotic Party has warned of possible salary delays for public workers if the National Democratic Congress continues to block the 2025 budget approval, raising concerns about the country’s …
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Mozambique’s President Nyusi commits to a peaceful transfer of power, prioritizing democratic integrity and stability amidst the nation’s political crisis.
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Speaker Bagbin claims interference from the judiciary and executive weakens Ghana’s Parliament and calls for internal resolutions.
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Ghana’s Ministry of the Interior clarifies that while Farmers’ Day celebrations are set for November 8, the official public holiday remains on December 6.
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Rural-urban migration in Ghana significantly affects village economies, leading to labor shortages, altered demographics, and changes in agricultural productivity.
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Music has played a powerful role in Ghana’s social movements, fueling political activism, cultural pride, and social change throughout its history
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Bawumia has launched a comprehensive job creation plan, aiming to generate 4 million jobs and drive growth through education, technology, and economic reforms for Ghana’s youth.