Agbada is a traditional three-piece outfit consisting of a long-sleeved shirt, trousers, and a large outer garment. While Agbada is not as deeply rooted in Ghanaian culture as Kente cloth ...

The Buz Stop Boys, a group of young volunteers in Ghana who clean public spaces and promote environmental care, have been ...

Ghana’s iconic Kente cloth has been inscribed onto UNESCO ... cultural institutions, and traditional authorities who contributed to this milestone. Special acknowledgement was given to the ...

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The Corinthians forward, who also plays for the Netherlands national team, often expresses his connection to Ghana through style, frequently stepping out in traditional Kente. To mark World Africa ...

From traditional clothing to age-old farming ... Woven by the Ashanti and Ewe people of Ghana, Kente cloth is rich in colour, meaning, and history. Each pattern and colour represents something ...

Kente cloth is a symbol of African identity and heritage, used in important celebrations and ceremonies, particularly by diaspora communities. Photo: @KenteQueen (modified by author) In the latest ...

along with mud and kente cloth fabrics and other avant-garde pieces. Tiffany Hodges of Cleveland Heights has been to a few of the shows and always looks forward to the fashion portion of the event. “I ...

“White people shouldn’t wear dashikis [a traditional West African patterned ... every stage of the design and production process. Kente Gentlemen offers well-studied, elegant, and contemporary ...

We explored two potential new GI protection case studies: traditional Ghanaian Kente textiles ... It also provides a critical analysis of the misappropriation of the kente cloth by third parties and ...

African fabric art is a colorful and diverse representation of culture, showcasing the continent's rich tapestry of talent ...

As Juneteenth approaches, a new exhibit at the Black Archives of Mid-America is educating visitors on a long-standing tradition.