By Simon AsareAccra, Jan. 25, GNA – Mr Gilbert Abeiku Aggrey Santana, the Deputy CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), ...

Ambassador Kojo Choi's daughter impressed many by speaking fluent Twi, showcasing cultural connections and intentional parenting in a globalised world.

The week-long celebration bridged the African diaspora with a vibrant showcase of Ghanaian art, food, culture, business, tourism, and sports. The rich cultural ties between Ghana and Washington, D.C., ...

The World Damba Festival 2012, a three-day celebration of the culture of northern Ghana, arrived at Tufts this weekend and featured a series of academic lectures given by speakers from around the ...

When Ghana announced its initiative, The Year of the Return, in 2019 to welcome the African diaspora back to the continent and the West African country, it was an opportunity for many to build a ...

From emerging as a focal point for reconstruction efforts to bridging the gaps between local populations and the diaspora, navigating travel and investment in African nations such as Ghana demands an ...

Ghana’s Ambassador to the United States, in collaboration with the Minister of Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, and the ...

Those relocating to Ghana and wanting to learn a local language are in luck. The Twi Learning Center Ghana are popular among Black expats making the big move to Ghana. The center was founded so to ...

Manchester City celebrated Antoine Semenyo's first Premier League goal with a Ghanaian twist, featuring music from Kwesi Arthur and King Promise.

The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has described as a great loss the death of two influential personalities ...

Robin Roberts and 'Black Panther' star Danai Gurira travel to Ghana. So many across the world, especially Black Americans, travel to Africa looking to connect with their roots and culture. Robin ...

The author and her clients took part in a cooking class in Accra, Ghana. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Nadia "Sparkle" Henry/Travel with Sparkle Nadia "Sparkle" Henry In the first of my two-part Journeys ...