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Why Akan Chiefs Are Carried in Palanquins
EntertainmentMar 3, 2026

Why Akan Chiefs Are Carried in Palanquins

The Akan of GhanaThe Akan are an ethnic group that live in Ghana. They occupy a broad stretch of territory extending from the coastal areas to the central forest belt of the country. Historically and culturally, the Akan constitute one of the largest ethnolinguistic groups in Ghana and share closely

Mensah Adinkrah
How Colonialism Changed Africa
TechnologyFeb 19, 2026

How Colonialism Changed Africa

The Slave Trade and Demographic Devastation When we talk about Africa today—its borders, its languages, its religions, its politics—we are also talking about colonialism. The Africa we know in the twenty-first century did not emerge naturally from the past. It was profoundly shaped by centuries of f

Mensah Adinkrah
What Ghanaian Children Know, and How They Come to Know It
EntertainmentDec 31, 2025

What Ghanaian Children Know, and How They Come to Know It

No one is born with knowledge. Human beings are born with the capacity to learn, but what they eventually know—how they speak, think, behave, believe, and interpret the world—is acquired from society. Knowledge, values, attitudes, and skills are socially produced and socially transmitted. By the tim

Mensah Adinkrah
Inscriptions on Ghanaian Commercial Vehicles
EntertainmentDec 27, 2025

Inscriptions on Ghanaian Commercial Vehicles

A visitor to Ghana will quickly notice something striking on the roads: commercial motor vehicles speak. Tro-tros, buses, taxis, and long-distance vehicles often carry inscriptions—short messages painted boldly on the body of the vehicle. These inscriptions may appear on the back of the vehicle, acr

Mensah Adinkrah