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Tracy (T-Spirit) Stanton Joins SheShe Slam 2026 as Selection Jury

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SheShe Slam is proud to welcome Tracy (T-Spirit) Stanton as a Selection Jury member for its 2026 edition. An award-winning multidisciplinary international spoken word artist, T-Spirit’s work moves beyond performance into the realms of healing, justice, and collective liberation....

Karla Brundage Joins SheShe Slam 2026 Selection Jury

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Ehalakasa is pleased to announce Karla Brundage as a selection jury member for the fifth edition of SheShe Slam, our women led slam poetry platform dedicated to excellence, depth, and cultural relevance. Karla Brundage is an award...

The TOWN CRIER: A Scientist of the Soul Using Poetry to Awaken the Nation

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He doesn't just speak — he rings the bell of awareness. The TOWN CRIER’s words echo across generations, cultures, and causes.

Sir Chris: The Award-Winning Wordsmith Turning Fiction into Fire and Poetry into Power

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Sir Chris isn’t just a poet he’s a literary architect. Every word is deliberate. Every verse, a blueprint for emotion

JAY: The Rising Voice from St. Rose’s with a Poetic Mission for Change

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She’s young, but her words walk tall. JAY isn’t just writing poems — she’s preparing to lead conversations that matter.

Nesty Brown: Designing Impact, Delivering Purpose One Verse at a Time

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Nesty Brown doesn’t just create to impress — he creates to inspire. His poetry is more than performance. It’s purpose, penned and proclaimed.

Evans Narh: The Teacher-Poet Using Poetry to Inspire Hope and Uplift a Nation

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Evans Narh doesn’t just speak — he lifts. A teacher by profession, a poet by calling, and a vessel for hope on every stage he graces.

Kai Nananom: A Poet Channeling Ancestors to Guide a Modern World

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His message isn’t loud. It’s deep. A spoken word artist with ancestral fire reminding us that not all truth comes from Google. Some come from the griots.

Poema: A New Voice in West African Poetry Bridging Generations, Cultures, and Healing

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Poema doesn’t just recite poetry — she releases it. Her words speak for generations, her silence carries meaning.

Sabway LS: The Western Voice Moving Ghanaian Poetry Forward

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Sabway LS doesn’t just speak poetry — he moves people. His stage isn’t for applause. It’s for awakening.

Kobby Wright: The Voice Turning Truth into Poetry and Silence into Sound

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Kobby Wright doesn’t chase applause — he chases truth. And when he finds it, he holds it up like a mirror to the world.

Mawufemor: The Scholar Who Speaks in Stanzas

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Mawufemor doesn’t just write to impress she writes to express. Her poetry is thoughtful, clear, and rooted in the belief that truth deserves a voice.

LéO: The Quiet Flame of Ghanaian Poetry Whose Voice is Impossible to Ignore

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LéO doesn’t just perform poems — he peels them open. His voice lingers like prayer. His silence speaks too.

Pearl Asante: The Quiet Force Taking Her First Bold Step onto Ghana’s Slam Stage

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She may be new to the spotlight, but her poetry carries the light. Pearl Asante is not seeking fame she’s seeking truth, verse by verse.
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