GhanaRemembers

We are thrilled to announce the launch of GhanaRemembers, Ghana's first memorialisation platform. Join us in bridging the past, celebrating the present, and connecting the future. Click to learn more. #GhanaRemembers #MemorializationInnovation #EmbraceTheLegacy #RemembersGroup?????Ismail Akwei Marc Stubbé

Explore the incredible journey of Samuel Osei Kuffour, from his early beginnings to becoming a celebrated defender. Discover key highlights and achievements in his career timeline. ?? https://lnkd.in/d-kapaTA GFA - GHANA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Michael Oti Adjei Gary Al-Smith #GhanaRemembers #SankofaSpotlight #GhanaianLegend #GhanaFootball #OseiKuffuor

Find out how the Ghana Business Awards foster collaboration and inspire growth by recognizing outstanding businesses and leaders. Visit the link below. Ghana Business Club Wisdom Anku #GhanaRemembers #GhanaBusinessAwards #BusinessExcellence #EconomicGrowth #Innovation

Get to know Sammy Gyamfi beyond the headlines. This timeline chronicles his career as both a politician and a lawyer, offering insights into his journey. Click to learn more! Matthew Denutsui, The Public Speaking Pro. National Democratic Congress #GhanaRemembers #SammyGyamfi #Ghana #Politics #Law #GhanaianLawyer

On this day in 1948, "The Big Six" – leading figures of the United Gold Coast Convention (UGCC), including Kwame Nkrumah – were arrested and transferred to the Northern Territories. The then Governor, Sir Gerald Creasy believed they incited unrest following the February 28th riots, during which three ex-servicemen lost their lives. This event marked a turning point in the Gold Coast's path to independence, eventually leading to the formation of the CPP and Ghana's freedom in 1957. Read more about this pivotal moment in Ghanaian history: https://lnkd.in/dN7bjHH7 Ismail Akwei Bernard Torgbor Samia Yaba Nkrumah Emmanuel Ofosu-Mensah Ababio #GhanaRemembers #TodayInHistory #GhanaHistory #TheBigSix #KwameNkrumah #GoldCoast #Independence #UGCC #CPP

Did you know Fort Patience, located in Apam, Ghana, was built by the Dutch West India Company in 1697 and originally named "Fort Leydzaamheid," meaning "patience" in Dutch? The name reflects the lengthy negotiations with local chiefs before construction could begin. This fort served as a trading post for gold, ivory, and enslaved people, playing a significant role in the colonial history of the Gold Coast. Want to learn more about this fascinating landmark? Read the full story below. ?? https://lnkd.in/dCWYuuNM Ghana Tourism Authority Ghana Tourism Development Company Edmund Asamoah EMMANUEL KWEKU BUCKMAN #GhanaRemembers #GhanaHistory #FortPatience #Apam #HistoricalLandmark #Ghana #HistoryFacts #ColonialHistory #ExploreGhana

Learn more about the Kpledjoo Festival, a cultural celebration that brings the chiefs and people of Tema together. Discover the rituals and celebrations connected to this vital tradition. https://lnkd.in/dGa8gci5 Barbara Eyeson Ghana Tourism Authority Kojo Yankah Dr. Kelvin Nii Tackie #GhanaRemembers #TemaKpledjooFestival #Tradition #Culture

From the Gold Coast to Ghana, J.B. Danquah was a central figure in the transition. Explore the key moments in his life and his impact on the nation's political evolution. Click below. https://lnkd.in/dWPA8zYa Roger Wills BA, BA, ACCE, CEPA, Msc Emmanuel Besavi Agbanyo #Ghanaremembers #JBDanquah #Ghana #History #Politics

With over 30 albums to his name, Daddy Lumba's contribution to Ghanaian music is undeniable. Explore a timeline of his life and career, highlighting the achievements that have made him a household name. Read the full story here! https://lnkd.in/deC6GTiT #Ghanaremembers #DaddyLumba #MusicLegend #HighlifeMusic #GhanaianMusician

Explore the career of Abena Osei-Asare, representing the Atiwa East constituency. Read about her achievements and dedication to public service below. https://lnkd.in/djZ9YGCN #GhanaRemembers #AtiwaEast #GhanaianMP #Ghana #Politics #AbenaOseiAsare