Accra has officially been announced as the host city for the highly anticipated FESTAC Africa Renaissance Festival 2025, scheduled to take place from 21st to 27th September 2025. The event is a collaboration between FESTAC AFRICA RENAISSANCE, the Ministry of…
The Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie, has called on Ghana’s private sector to infuse cultural identity and service excellence into every aspect of the hospitality experience. Speaking at the official launch of the Eagles…
Renowned ethnomusicologist Professor John Collins has joined the Dikan Center to lead a new initiative aimed at preserving Africa’s musical traditions. He now heads the Bokoor Department, a unit dedicated to archiving and promoting African music, theatre, and oral history.…
Isaac Kofi Dzokpo, affectionately known as Hon Ike, is steadily establishing himself as a force in Ghana’s media and entertainment industry. With talents spanning comic acting, content creation, journalism, and humanitarian work, Dzokpo has emerged as a compelling figure whose…
The National Theatre in Accra came alive last weekend as Honeymoon Hotel made its dazzling debut, captivating over 9,000 attendees with a masterful blend of humour, drama, and heartfelt storytelling. Produced by Africa Arts Network and directed by Shirley Frimpong-Manso,…
Acting Executive Director of the National Theatre, Henry Malm, has reaffirmed the Theatre’s commitment to supporting emerging artists and young theatre production companies by offering them a platform to showcase their creative talents. Speaking to recent concerns, Mr. Malm clarified…