Dagaraza

Dagaraza Dagaraza is a multimedia company on a mission to promote the culture & heritage of the Dagara people.

Dagaraza Media and Entertainment is a privately owned multimedia company based in Ghana. Known in short as Dagaraza, we are on a mission to rightly educate all Dagara people of their cultural and historical values as well as uniting them on all fronts towards economic prosperity. It is the media arm of The Dagara Culture and Heritage Preservation Project (The Dagara Project), a life-long socio-cul

tural initiative being implemented in Nandom in the Upper West Region of Ghana and eventually reach out to all Dagara towns in Ghana, Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast. The Dagara Project seeks to inspire all Dagara people through continuous education so as to enable them appreciate their culture and heritage. Dagaraza therefore serves as a mouthpiece of The Dagara Project with the mandate to promote the culture and heritage of the Dagara people in Africa and those in the diaspora. Through our various media networks, we shall seek to provide the platform for accomplished and celebrated individuals to project themselves by profiling their achievements and successes in whatever field or profession they belong so as to inspire others to aspire for greatness. We are also very fair and firm in our news reportage by holding public office holders and institutions accountable for their stewardship. Our languages of communication and broadcast are: Dagara (70%), English (15%) and French (15%).

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From the vibrant fugu cloth to the rhythmic beats of Bewaa, Ghana's rich cultural heritage is a treasure trove of diversity and beauty. Let's celebrate our unique traditions, languages, and customs that make us who we are. Embracing our differences, we stand stronger, united in our diversity, and proud of our Ghanaian identity.

📸 A Dagaaba cultural troupe performing at a festival in the Upper West Region

You can support our work "Beautiful Dagara Names and Their Meanings" by donating to 0553597289 to enable us bring you th...
24/07/2025

You can support our work "Beautiful Dagara Names and Their Meanings" by donating to 0553597289 to enable us bring you the final part.

No contribution is too small. 20, 50 or 100 cedis can take us closer to our goal of developing an ebook of all over 100 names that'll be distributed for free to the general public. Few printed copies will be donated to public libraries.

Thank you for donating!!

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We Don't Have Tribes Anywhere in Africa Did I hear my brother Haruna, the Minister or Education, insist at the Northern ...
23/07/2025

We Don't Have Tribes Anywhere in Africa

Did I hear my brother Haruna, the Minister or Education, insist at the Northern Development forum that the North is full of 'tribes'?

At this age and time we Africans still cling on to these terrible, colonialist, and very condescending terms used by European/western scholars on Africans? Nkrumah at some point even banned this term from being used on Ghanaian ID cards, as the British colonialists did on us!

There are no tribes in northern Ghana or any part of Africa, for that matter! We have ethnic groups!

Btw, as I keep saying, we northerners shouldnt succomb to pressure from ignorant southern Ghanaians to make statements that seem to suggest that we are not a united northern Ghana.

On the surface, we seem to have many ethnicities in northern Ghana. But in reality we are more closely related than we think.

My colleague scholars and I have continued to use linguistic and historical evidence to show how closely related we are. Over 90% of northerners are of MABIA-speaking ethnicities.

And even the Gonja that early southern Ghanaian historians mistook to be more related to Guan are actually more related to MABIA. Recently, I have been on a mission in many internet fora to show that Gonja, a MANDE group, are not Guan! They are more related to the major ethnicities of northern Ghana like Sisaala, Vagla, etc.

President Limann warned us against such statements that go to weaken northern Ghanaian solidarity.

I am sure that is not what the honourable minister intended, but we must resist pressure from ignorant southern Ghanaians to stress how different we northern Ghanaians are from each other.

~ Prof. Dr. Adams Bodomo

REMEMBER THIS? 👇👇In 2022, through The Dagara Culture And Heritage Preservation Project  (The Dagara Project), we launche...
14/07/2025

REMEMBER THIS? 👇👇

In 2022, through The Dagara Culture And Heritage Preservation Project (The Dagara Project), we launched “Beautiful Dagara Names and Their Meanings” – and released over 100 culturally rich names in two powerful phases.

🎈Phase 1: 50 names
🎈Phase 2: 51 names
⭐Phase 3 – our plan to publish a full booklet never happened due lack of funding.

BUT THAT ENDS NOW.

In 2025, we’re coming back stronger to complete Phase 3 and launch a beautifully designed digital and print-ready booklet featuring over 160 Dagara names and their meanings.

This will become the first official cultural publication under DICCATH – The Dagaraza International Centre for Culture, Arts, Tourism & Hospitality – the final stage of The Dagara Project before we transition into something bigger and sustainable.

🎯Want to Support Phase 3?
📞0553597289 (WhatsApp/Momo)
📧 [email protected]

No contribution is too small – together, we will name our culture





Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! William Nlanjerbor, William Edwards, Florence Delle, Pha...
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Nandom-Baselb Road
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