The Asogli Yam festival is an occasion to offer prayers for good health throughout the year and prosperity for all and to foster unity through forgiveness and reconciliation. When does the Asogli Yam Festival take place Asogli Yam Festival takes place in September, usually in the last few weeks of the months. Its a harvest festival that gives praise to Read more…
The Asogli Yam festival is an occasion to offer prayers for good health throughout the year and prosperity for all and to foster unity through forgiveness and reconciliation. When does the Asogli Yam Festival take place Asogli Yam Festival takes place in September, usually in the last few weeks of the months. Its a harvest festival that gives praise to Read more…
The festival starts with the hunt on the Saturday asafo members (hunters) are awakened by the sounding of drums, bugle, rattles and bells to start trooping to their respective meeting places When does the The Aboakyer Festival take place? The Aboakyer Festival takes place every on the 1st Saturday in May in the coastal town of Winneba where they celebrate Read more…
The festival starts with the hunt on the Saturday asafo members (hunters) are awakened by the sounding of drums, bugle, rattles and bells to start trooping to their respective meeting places When does the The Aboakyer Festival take place? The Aboakyer Festival takes place every on the 1st Saturday in May in the coastal town of Winneba where they celebrate Read more…
The festival starts with the hunt on the Saturday asafo members (hunters) are awakened by the sounding of drums, bugle, rattles and bells to start trooping to their respective meeting places When does the The Aboakyer Festival take place? The Aboakyer Festival takes place every on the 1st Saturday in May in the coastal town of Winneba where they celebrate Read more…
A weeklong festival climaxing on the first Saturday in November, this festival has features a grand durbar of chiefs and is held at Anloga, the traditional home of the Anlo–speaking Ewes. The durbar forms a significant part of the week–long Hogbetsotso festival which commemorates the migration of the Anlo – Ewes from the ancient walled city of Notsie in present Read more…
A weeklong festival climaxing on the first Saturday in November, this festival has features a grand durbar of chiefs and is held at Anloga, the traditional home of the Anlo–speaking Ewes. The durbar forms a significant part of the week–long Hogbetsotso festival which commemorates the migration of the Anlo – Ewes from the ancient walled city of Notsie in present Read more…
A weeklong festival climaxing on the first Saturday in November, this festival has features a grand durbar of chiefs and is held at Anloga, the traditional home of the Anlo–speaking Ewes. The durbar forms a significant part of the week–long Hogbetsotso festival which commemorates the migration of the Anlo – Ewes from the ancient walled city of Notsie in present Read more…
Do you want to unleash your inner artist whilst sipping some cool cocktails? If so then every Monday from 7pm come and network and socialise at the Republic Bar and grill in Osu. For as little as GH50 you will get your own easel, paint brush and canvas . This is a great way to ease yourself into the week.. Read more…
Do you want to unleash your inner artist whilst sipping some cool cocktails? If so then every Monday from 7pm come and network and socialise at the Republic Bar and grill in Osu. For as little as GH50 you will get your own easel, paint brush and canvas . This is a great way to ease yourself into the week.. Read more…
