Functions, Authority, and the Sacred Role of Stools in Asante Leadership
Before a chief sits on the stool, there are questions no one asks aloud in public. Who really holds power in the kingdom? What gives a man or woman the…
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Sonia Adu
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In the Studio of Royce Gallery, Led by Faith Adu Afriyie
The digital age has given rise to a new generation of visual storytellers; some of whom, like Faith Adu Afriyie, are now making their mark on the global stage. Known…
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Kumasi After Dark: Where the Money, Madness & Music Collide
Kumasi’s nightlife has steadily advanced over the last decade, growing from a local weekend escape into one of Ghana’s most talked-about urban party scenes. While the city has long been…
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What Makes a Person Asante? Identity, Spirit, and Lineage in Akan Thought
To understand what it means to be Asante is to know how identity is built through bloodlines, spiritual ties, and shared duty. In Asante thought, a person is known through…
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The Rise of Sustainable Fashion in Africa
The global fashion industry has long been associated with environmental degradation and social inequities. In response, a transformative trend toward sustainable fashion is gaining traction worldwide, with Africa emerging as…
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Trends in Ghanaian Fashion You Can’t Ignore in 2025
There’s a new energy moving through Ghana’s fashion scene, making it impossible to ignore. Across cities, Ghanaian style is commanding attention with a fresh mix of tradition, innovation, and unapologetic…
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The Afrobeats Journey of Flexclusive: From Kumasi to Amsterdam
Flexclusive, born Felix Owusu Ankrah, is a Ghanaian-born, Netherlands-based singer, rapper, producer, and CEO of Flexclusive Music Entertainment. Raised in Kumasi before relocating to Amsterdam with his family, he developed…
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How to Protect Your Intellectual Property as a Ghanaian Designer or Artist
The rise of digital platforms and global commerce has made it easier for creatives to share their work, but it has also increased the risk of intellectual property (IP) theft.…
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An Inspiring Journey of Ivana Akotowaa Ofori, The Spider Kid
A spider weaves its web not merely as an act of creation, but as a means of survival. This metaphor captures the very essence of Ivana Akotowaa Ofori, a Ghanaian…
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What’s more Adowa and Kete? A Look at Other Traditional Akan Songs and Dances
Adowa and Kete are well known, but they’re only part of the story. Ask an elder, and you’ll hear names that don’t often make it into school books or stage…
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