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Akensie focuses on preserving African Culture by making it not only accessible to everyone but also a fun experience for Ghanaian millennials around the world. We achieve this by leveraging on the power and opportunity technology provides.
Kofi Abrefa Busia at Northwestern University, 1954.
Source: @AfricaTalks
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On the 28th of February 1948, two seminal events occurred in what was then the Gold Coast.
1. The end of the boycott of European goods spearheaded by Nii Kwabena Bonnie III’s Anti-Inflation Campaign Committee.
2. The killing of the three ex-servicemen at Christianborg Castle.
Find here an account by Nii Kwabena Bonnie III on whether there exists a link between the two events that occurred on the day: barima.medium.com/a-differen…
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56 years ago, Dr JB Danquah, Lawyer, Scholar and Politician who was described as the Doyen of Gold Coast Politics died of a heart attack at Cell 9, Nsawam Prison where he was being held for allegedly being involved in the Ametewee assassination attempt against Kwame Nkrumah.
“Lady Victoria was a convinced Christian. It was under her auspices that Robert Runcie, then Archbishop of Canterbury, first met Pope John Paul II. This was to lead to the Pope's historic visit to Canterbury in 1982”
Source: archive.org/details/NewsUK19…
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I played the @akensie_ with children at the Great James Academy today after we @SPRINGUPGLOBAL Network donated school supplies to the over 200 children in the school
#InHistory: Acceptance of resignation letter written by Flight Lieutenant JJ Rawlings to JA Kufuor, who served briefly on the PNDC as a Secretary of Local Government.
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On November 11, 1924, Otumfuor Nana Prempeh I returned to the Gold Coast after 24 years of exile imposed by the British in the Seychelles. He was later installed as Kumasihene in 1926 and died in 1931.
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