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The Ghana Olympic Committee - GOC is Ghana’s National Olympic Committee, responsible for promoting Olympism and overseeing the country’s participation in the Olympic and Commonwealth Games. #GhanaOlympicCommittee #Olympics #GhanaSports https://lnkd.in/dfmWSTt5

The Gmayem Festival is a meaningful celebration of survival, gratitude, and togetherness. Held by the chiefs and people of Shai Osudoku, it honours the end of famine while bringing communities together in thanksgiving and a shared vision for development. #GmayemFestival #ShaiOsudoku #GhanaCulture #GhanaFestivals https://lnkd.in/dzjTRMTp

The Sagbadre War of 1784 was a defining conflict in Anlo Ewe history, marked by Danish-led military action and strong local resistance. Its aftermath changed the region through a treaty, the burning of towns, and the establishment of Fort Prinzenstein at Keta. #SagbadreWar #AnloEwe #GhanaHistory #FortPrinzenstein https://lnkd.in/dthHA9bj

Explore Prosper Narteh Ogum’s journey as an educationist and football tactician, and discover the rise of Dr Likee, whose creativity and comic talent have made him one of Ghana’s most recognisable entertainers. This edition also features Teddy Osei’s Afro-pop legacy, the Ghana Statistical Service, and the Ghana Enterprises Agency. Read the full newsletter to explore more stories worth remembering. Ismail Akwei Emmanuel Elorm Ahiale Padmore Takramah Nikkia Carter Novieku Babatunde Adeola Naa Bulley Benjamin Abrahams #GhanaRemembers #GhanaStorybook #GhanaHistory #GhanaCulture

The Ga-Dangbe people are one of Ghana’s most culturally rich ethnic groups, known for their deep traditions, beautiful festivals, and strong sense of identity. With a history rooted in migration, leadership, fishing, trading, and cultural expressions like Homowo and Asafotu, they remain an important part of Ghana’s heritage and national story. #GaDangbe #GhanaCulture #Homowo #Asafotu #GreaterAccra https://lnkd.in/dXGE_TYT

Boaram Festival is an annual harvest celebration of the Talensi people in Ghana’s Upper East Region, held to give thanks to the gods and ancestors for a successful farming season. Marked by sacrifice, drumming, and communal gatherings, the festival reflects gratitude, unity, and the deep cultural heritage of the Talensi community. #BoaramFestival #Talensi #UpperEastRegion #HarvestFestival https://lnkd.in/dZPTbhRR

Lord Kenya is a former Ghanaian hiplife star who became an evangelist after a major spiritual transformation. His story highlights his rise in music, his shift to faith, and his role as a preacher in Kumasi. #GhanaRemembers #LordKenya https://lnkd.in/d8Dm3EQh

Located in Ghana's Western Region, the Amansuri Wetland is renowned for its mangrove forests, abundant wildlife, and serene waters. This captivating wetland offers visitors a serene eco-tourism experience while showcasing the country’s rich biodiversity and commitment to conservation. #AmansuriWetland #GhanaTourism #WesternRegion #EcoTourism https://lnkd.in/d2cizkpQ

St. Thomas Aquinas Senior High School is a historic Catholic boys' day school in Accra, founded in 1952 by the Divine Word Missionaries. Located in Cantonments, it has built a strong reputation for academic excellence, and holistic education guided by its motto, Veritas Liberat ("The truth sets you free"). #STAquinasSHS #Accra https://lnkd.in/dJAew-wd

Akaa Falls is a serene waterfall in Ghana's Eastern Region, located just a short distance from Boti Falls. Surrounded by vegetation and fed by the Boti River, it offers a peaceful escape for hikers, nature lovers, and tourists. #AkaaFalls #EasternRegionGhana #GhanaTourism #Waterfalls https://lnkd.in/dfytmc3D