Archive for the ‘FeaturedArticle’ Category

• Radiant & Transformative Musical Experience in Tamale

  July 2, 2014 • FeaturedArticle, News • 7267

  The late sunday afternoon heat is quite bearable as a gentle breeze flows in subtle succession through centenarian nim trees that...

• Cultural Fund releases GHc 259,622.55 for arts projects

  June 4, 2014 • FeaturedArticle, News • 1515

  The Ghana Denmark Cultural Fund (GDCF) has approved GHc 259,622.55 for eight arts organizations, associations, groups and...

• New Music Ghana Festival slated for June 21

  May 18, 2014 • FeaturedArticle, News • 1712

  Five youthful groups from the Northern regional capital Tamale and its environs will on Saturday June 21 take part in the 6th...

• Ghanaian star shines in Denmark

  May 18, 2014 • FeaturedArticle, News • 1978

  Ayi Solomon, a percussionist from Ghana was born in 1956 and raised at Mamprobi, a suburb of Accra. He is a self taught musician...

• Ebo Taylor – Penetratingly creative & focused at 77

  April 24, 2014 • FeaturedArticle, News • 7373

  The afternoon breeze inertly shifts the leaves on the numerous trees at the British Council in Accra as we await a lecture by the...

• Peculiar, geometric and odd movements at Goethe-Institut

  April 2, 2014 • FeaturedArticle, News • 1796

  Two dancers lay motionless on the immaculate carpet at the Goethe-Institut in Accra - they move in absolute unison as they...

• Let’s be serious with Ghana Music

  April 2, 2014 • FeaturedArticle, News • 4035

  How the years fly when you are not counting! That was what went through my mind when I watched the Ghana Music Awards (GMA) on...

• African Footprint Int @ KIDDAFEST 2013

  January 24, 2014 • FeaturedArticle, News • 4226

  African Footprint International (Ghana) alongside Nafsi Acrobats (Kenya) recently received cheers from hundreds of kids during a...

• African Footprint mesmerize audience at Folklore Festival

  August 30, 2013 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2666

  A dramatic fusion of the elements of Kpanlogo, Kundum, Bawa, Sikyi and Gahu by African Footprint International, last week...