Akan

• CULTURE
• HISTORY & HERITAGE

Samamberwa: Exploring the Unseen Akan Female Guardian

Ebenezer Kobinah Offen January 30, 2025

The Akan people, Ghana’s largest ethnic group, hold a...

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• GHANAIAN LANGUAGE EDUCATION
• HISTORY & HERITAGE

A 1960 Daily Graphic Reveals Nkrumah’s Love for Ghanaian Languages with Contents Written in Ghanaian Languages

Ebenezer Kobinah Offen January 13, 2025

A Daily Graphic newspaper from the 1960s has emerged,...

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• HISTORY & HERITAGE

From Kofi to Coffee/Cuffee: The Akan Names that Journeyed and Changed Over Time in the Diaspora

Ebenezer Kobinah Offen January 10, 2025

Akan names, like Kofi, Kodwo, Kwaku, Kwamena, have traveled...

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• CULTURE
• HISTORY & HERITAGE

Adinkra Symbols and the Return of Leadership: The Cultural Statement of H.E. John Dramani Mahama’s Swearing-In Attire

Ebenezer Kobinah Offen January 7, 2025 9

At the swearing-in ceremony of H.E. John Dramani Mahama...

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• CULTURE

Kraakyeaweesu: The Ghanaian Snack So Good It Made a Gentleman Cry for More

Ebenezer Kobinah Offen August 12, 2024

Kraakyeawesu, Aweesu, Akpiti, Atsifufui, Kaklo, or Bamfo bese is...

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