African nations have been building on black diaspora identity to promote tourist destinations. – Ryan Muza
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Elmina Castle: a symbol of black diaspora… for tourists
Is the culture of cocoa beans in Ghana moving towards a sustainable world economy?
Since the discovery of the cacao bean in the new world by the famous explorer Christopher Columbus, the bean traveled halfway across the world and has been developing in Ghana since 1978. – Eugénie Jost et Jérôme Küffer
The Golden Trophy Head: a Ghanaian masterpiece, displayed in… the United Kingdom?
After colonisation African heritage was spread throughout the world, many African countries, including Ghana, are attempting to reclaim their heritage. – Clément Guntern Continuer la lecture de « The Golden Trophy Head: a Ghanaian masterpiece, displayed in… the United Kingdom? »
Sika k?k?? : a treasure of Ghana
From the 17th to the 20th century, a region situated in the sub-region of West Africa along the Gulf of Guinea was known as the “Gold Coast”…-Pauline Lalondrelle et Lara Maye Continuer la lecture de « Sika k?k?? : a treasure of Ghana »
The Golden Stool : The Spirit of the Ashanti People
Once upon a time, in the 18th century, in a part of present-day Ghana on the coveted Gold Coast, was the Ashanti kingdom. It was the fruit of the unification of the Akan states by King Osei Tutu. The Ashanti, a warlike people, developed a complex and refined culture in which gold metalwork and woodcarving was central. – Pauline Lalondrelle et Lara Maye
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