A Timely Resurrection of Ghana’s History of Erasure.
Timeless beliefs underlying African spiritual practice becomes even more apparent as one scrutinizes the complexities of meanings attached to ideas…
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CHALE WOTE 2019 DAY 7 – The LABs
Day 7 of the 2019 Chalewote Street Art Festival Pidgin Imaginarium saw the festival heard back to the Museum of…
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CHALE WOTE 2019 PROGRAM
THE FESTIVAL AT A GLANCE (Day by day activities ) DAY 1: Wednesday August 14, 2019 CHALE WOTE FILM LABs …
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CHALE WOTE DAY 5 – Day of Re-Membering Procession
Day 5 of the Chalewote Street Art Festival saw Jamestown host the festival attendants as it marked the Day of…
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CHALE WOTE 2019 DAY 3 – YeYeeYe Twin Festival
Day 3 of the 2019 Chale Wote Street Art Festival saw artists and patrons join the Ga community in Jamestown…
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CHALE WOTE 2019: CALL FOR VENDORS
Over 40,000 people from all over the world attended the CHALE WOTE Street Art Festival last year. This annual event…
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NAA GBEWA – THE NORTHERN EXPERIENCE; A Celebration of the History of Modern Ghana’s Oldest Kingdom
The Chaka Orleans Heritage Foundation (COHF) and the CHALE WOTE Street Art Projkt in partnership with the National Theatre of…
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‘One Corner’ Dance & the Disruption of Social Conservatism in Ghana
“One Corner” is a cultural phenomenon and we need to observe it as such. We remember the commentary about #Azonto…
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CLICK-BAIT JOURNALISM IN GHANA AND THE PROBLEM OF CULTURAL ERASURE
This article is a response to the abysmal manner in which the burial ceremony of the late Nana AFIA KOBI…
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THE DARK SPACE EDITION: SABOLAI RADIO MIX
We are gushing over Ayat’s new song, “I Don’t Know You”. The last time we heard a Hausa lyricist this…
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