In Africa, the tradition of respecting our elders and their role as gatekeepers of knowledge and community values is pivoted in our storytelling.
Theatre, as grounds that reverberate our narratives, often personifies as "the mouth that eats salt and pepper", drawing from Prof. Ama Ata Aidoo’s pair of elderly man...
Crossing all seven rapids of the meandering stream on wooden planks strewn across them through woodland to the mesmerising sight of the cascading down of the mighty Wli Waterfalls in the Agumatsu sanctuary - the highest in Ghana with its lush surroundings - maybe a highlight of this adventure...
Art
Fri. Feb. 7 - 19:00. Imperative Clutter. A contemporary art exhibition by Oluwadara Beckè challenges us to pause, reflect and reconsider the narratives we consume. @ The Mix Gallery Space, The Mix Design Hub, Osu - Accra.
Fri. Jan. 24 - Ongoing. This Land Sings in Pattern We Cannot Name....
By Nelson Semanu BOANDOH-KORKOR & Elizabeth BOANDOH-KORKOR
Last week, we introduced key strategies for succeeding in bi-vocational ministry. Here, we present the conclusion of that discussion.
Then the Lord spoke to Moses, saying: 2 “See, I have called by name Bezalel the son of Uri, the son of Hur, of the tribe of Judah. 3 And I...
By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey OBU
Hibiscus, locally known as "sobolo" in Ghana, holds immense potential to generate significant revenue for the country due to its versatility and growing demand both locally and internationally. Here’s why:
High international demand
The global hibiscus market has been expanding steadily, valued at US$113.2million...
By Gambrah Sampeney KWABENA ADJEI
Self investment is the foundation of achieving success in any endeavour. It is the act of using one’s resources to improve the quality of life; and it is essential to become the thing you want to achieve before embarking on the journey.
This process involves mentally...
By Kwesi BISSUE
This morning Adam is cultivating the terrain
And taking care of Eden's earth
Looking for Eve, his help mate
Eve had left the domain
Eve was out of sight
Gone for sightseeing
A fruit was hanging
Had been hanging
She was not seeing
She kept on walking
She was not seeing...that eye-catching fruit
Serpent was crawling, stalking
Thinking of...
By Chris KONEY
Awo Sika Gyamfuah Agyare-Frimpong is a multi-talented Ghanaian enterprising lady and the power behind Niiska Voga, a wholly-owned Ghanaian fashion brand which represents the values and aspirations of the true authentic African woman in a fast changing world being dominated by men.
Niiska Voga specialises in women's headwear,...