Accra Evening News

31/08/2026

𝘖𝘮𝘢𝘳 𝘚𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘢𝘳𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘮𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘤

Authored by V. L. K. Djokoto

Kindly read on Accra Evening News

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https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/omar-sterling-and-the-art-of-music

19/08/2026

Lotsu Tenge Dzokoto Temple, Ministry Develop MoU to Tackle Child Marriage.

The Lotsu Tenge Dzokoto Temple in Accra, in collaboration with the Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, has developed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at tackling child marriage in communities across Ghana. The initiative seeks to strengthen cooperation between tradit

14/08/2026

Why Ghana Should Feed Its Foreign Airline Passengers

Accra Evening News

https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/why-ghana-should-feed-its-foreign-airline-passengers

Accra Evening News

04/08/2026

Gobah’s Highlife Joins International Exhibition Exploring African Unity

Author — Vincent Letsa Kobla Djokoto

Accra Evening News

https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/gobahs-highlife-joins-international-exhibition-exploring-african-unity

We are delighted to share that Highlife (2026), a commissioned work by Kɔsi Gobah (b. 2002) for Ka xoxowo Salon, has been featured in the official catalogue accompanying Unity , the international exhibition of contemporary African art presented as part of the World Public Summit: New World – Afr

15/07/2026

When Ghana Walks

By V. L. K. Djokoto

Accra Evening News

A quiet reflection on Ghana, hope, and the enduring virtue of modest leadership.

Read here:

https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/when-ghana-walks

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A nation carried on its own two feet By V. L. K. Djokoto There is a quiet hour every morning that belongs entirely to Ghana. It arrives before the rush of commerce, before the debates on radio, before Parliament convenes and before the first board meetings begin. It is an hour in which the Re

14/07/2026

The Quiet Strength That Builds Ghana

Accra Evening News

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https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/-the-fisherman-who-refused-to-give-up

Accra Evening News There is something profoundly reassuring about a Ghanaian morning. Before the first commuter boards a trotro, before the markets find their familiar rhythm, and before the offices begin to fill, thousands of our countrymen and women have already begun the day's labour. The fis

10/07/2026

President, Vice-President to Join National Clean-Up Exercise

President John Dramani Mahama and Vice-President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang will join Ghanaians in the National General Clean-Up Exercise as the country steps up efforts to restore flood-affected communities and strengthen environmental sanitation.

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https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/president-vice-president-to-join-national-clean-up-exercise

President John Dramani Mahama and Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang

10/07/2026

Every Sunrise Is a Second Chance

Every dawn offers nations and individuals alike a fresh opportunity — not through grand promises, but through quiet discipline, honest work, and renewed purpose.

Read today’s reflection from the Accra Evening News:

https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/every-sunrise-is-a-second-chance

Accra Evening News There is a quiet lesson in the arrival of dawn. The sun does not rise with fanfare, nor does it seek applause for its faithful return. It simply appears, scattering darkness with unwavering constancy, reminding humanity that renewal is seldom dramatic. More often, it is gentle,

09/07/2026

Theatre Is Not a Luxury — It Is the Soul of Ghana

Theatre is more than entertainment. It preserves our history, shapes our identity, challenges injustice, and carries the stories that define us as a people. If Ghana is to nurture a confident cultural future, it must once again place theatre at the heart of national life.

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https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/theatre-is-not-a-luxury-it-is-the-soul-of-ghana

Accra Evening News There is a dangerous misconception that theatre is little more than an evening’s amusement; a pleasant diversion to be enjoyed when time and money permit. Nothing could be further from the truth. Theatre is one of the oldest institutions of civilisation, and in Ghana it remains

09/07/2026

Almighty God: The Sacred Brush and the African Soul

A thoughtful reflection on how Ghanaian artist Almighty God uses his paintings to celebrate African identity, spirituality, and cultural heritage.

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https://www.accraeveningnews.com/journal/almighty-god-the-sacred-brush-and-the-african-soul

By Accra Evening News Few Ghanaian artists have forged an artistic identity as singular as that of Kwame Akoto, better known simply as Almighty God. For more than half a century, the Kumasi-based painter has quietly built a body of work that stands outside the conventions of the international art