Ekow Sampson says culture is Ghana’s “economic power” at Black History Month summit
Ghana must treat its culture not only as heritage but as a strategic economic asset capable of driving tourism, investment and diaspora engagement, Ekow Sampson,...
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“Your Pan-Africanism will be elevated” – Asaase Radio prepares for Black History Summit
Asaase Radio says it is set to host what organisers describe as the largest Black History Month summit in Ghana this year, promising a mix...
Black History Month: Nanny, Asante Maroon leader in 18th-century Jamaica
Queen Nanny of the Maroons (circa 1686-circa 1755) is a legendary figure in Jamaica, a Yaa Asantewaa prototype in armed uprisings against British settlers. Her...
Ghana is now the “portal” for diaspora reconnection — Shannan Nana Akosua Magee
The President of the African American Association of Ghana, Shannan Nana Akosua Magee, says Ghana has become the primary gateway for African-descended people abroad seeking...
Divine Nine grew from segregation into engines of Black leadership — Historian Delia Cook Gillis
A Professor Emeritus and historian, Delia Cook Gillis, has traced the origins of the “Divine Nine” African American fraternities and sororities to the harsh realities...
Black History Month: Ottobah Cugoano, anti-slavery campaigner, kidnapped on the Gold Coast at 13
Kobina (“Quobna”) Ottobah Cugoano, a leader in the black community in 18th-century London, is the first known African to demand the total abolition of the...