In Northern Ghana, victories of any kind are met with unmatched energy and joy. Be it a local achievement, a national triumph, or even a political party’s success, the streets come alive with vibrant celebrations. From jubilant chanting to the roar of motorbikes and honking cars, the air fills with excitement. Young and old alike […]
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As Northern Ghana grapples with the impact of a severe drought, concerns about food insecurity are rising. However, this region is home to a wealth of indigenous crops and wild edible vegetables, many of which are drought-resistant yet under-utilised. To address this and revitalize the food traditions of Northern Ghana, Duduhgu and Dagbonkingdom.com are proud
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Mohammed Alidu, a gifted **talking drum artist** from **Tamale, Northern Ghana**, has made waves in the music world with his deep-rooted, ancestral sound. Drawing inspiration from the legendary **Bob Marley**, Alidu’s music is more than just rhythm—it is wisdom passed down from the past **kings of the Dagbon Kingdom**. His melodies echo lessons of the
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Inaugural member of the WNBA, Rushia Brown, has always been a trailblazer. With a distinguished career that includes seven seasons with the Cleveland Rockers, two Eastern Conference titles, and her current roles as the founder of the Women’s Professional Basketball Alumnae Association and Manager of Team and Player Development with the Las Vegas Aces, Brown
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Born and raised in the heart of Northern Ghana, specifically in Tamale’s Mmanaayili, Awudu Amina Pagnaa’s childhood was steeped in the rich culinary traditions and cultural heritage of her ancestors. Her grandmother’s influence was profound, instilling in her a love for local cuisine and traditional ways of life. From the family’s backyard garden, they harvested
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