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EHALAKASA IS DIGGING SOMETHING IN ACCRA while the capital shows no ●Show-Case●
By Crystal Kwadwa Tettey and Yibor Kojo Yibor (Sir Black) Accra came alive in the early 2000s with the dawn of the EhaLaKasa movement. Artists and art lovers were invited to relish poetry in oratorial and performance mode à la ghanéenne. Eha means ‘song’ in Ewe. La...
Asmaila Rahinatu: The Spoken Word Artist on a Mission to Create Positive Change
Asmaila Rahinatu is a young Ghanaian writer and spoken word artist from Salaga in the Savannah region. Asmaila has already made a name for herself in the poetry community at the age of 22, using her talent to effect positive change and inspire others to do the same....
Sandra Bonsu Asamoah: Exploring Love, Nature, and God through Poetry
Ghanaian writer and poet Sandra Bonsu Asamoah, known as Ama the poet, has captivated audiences for years. Ama, a leading poet in Ghana and beyond, loves the arts and self-expression. Ama started writing poetry in high school to express her emotions and connect with...
Maame Afua Fosua Ayiku: A Life of Writing, Spoken Word, and Passion
Writing has been a constant in Maame Afua Fosua Ayiku’s life. Her father encouraged her to write essays on Saturdays, which she despised at the time. However, as she grew older, she came to value the skills she learned from those exercises. Writing is now more...
Lawrencia Asaadare Awinsongya: Empowering Women through Public Speaking and Writing
Lawrencia Asaadare Awinsongya, better known by her stage name She Northerner, is a Ghanaian public speaker, writer, and female advocate. She is a member of the Campaign for Female Education (Camfed) and Mastercard Foundation, two organizations that strive to empower...
Exploring the World of Poetry with Malgu Seebaway
Malgu Seebaway is a talented poet and writer based in Accra, who has a deep passion for the creative arts. For many years, Malgu has been honing her skills as a wordsmith, producing a wealth of moving and thought-provoking poetry. In fact, one of her poems was even...
Experience an Unforgettable Night of Music and Spoken Word At the Goethe Abansoro with Ehalakasa
Join us on April 5th at 7:30 p.m. At the Goethe Abansoro balcony for a night of music and spoken word. This collaboration between Goethe Institut and Ehalakasa brings you a one-of-a-kind and unforgettable experience that you won’t want to miss. The evening...
2023 LYRICAL ORGY
The month of February is sexrated and fashioned the shortest month of you year by some selected few, don’t ask why? No wonder it has been considered by orgastronomics the “quickie month” aka quickest month of the year. However the question still remains to most...
Ehalakasa SheSheSlam Championship II
Ehalakasa is the platform where spoken word (poetry) intersects with music. Eha means Song in Ewe. La means Sing in Ga. Kasa means Talk in Akan (Twi). These separate words are combined to form EHALAKASA. The basic intent for EHALAKASA is to address and deal with...
Twita Lit – EHALAKASA NATIONAL GRAND SLAM CHAMPION 2022
Over the years, poets and spoken word artistes across the length and breadth of the country battled it all out for the biggest title on the poetry landscape; “The National Slam Champion”. The search for the 2022 slam champion began in June. There were three(3)...
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