Review: Rapper Akan Exudes Unbridled Intimacy
On the few occasions that I have the rapper Akan live, I had often left the venue with extreme satisfaction. Even his brief showings on other…
The Maiden Edition of the Yoyo Tinz Festival Set To Start In 2 Weeks
From Monday 19th to Sunday 25th November 2018, the Accra based collective yoyo tinz will invite Accra’s population to experience its very first hip hop…
Concert Review: “JulyFest” Lived Up To Expectation
There are increasing avenues for artists to connect with their fans in recent times. One new addition to the growing list is ”JulyFest”; an assemblage of…
Writers Project of Ghana Host Author Dannabang Kuwabong At June Book Reading
Writers Project of Ghana and Goethe-Institute Ghana present writer, poet and professor of Carribean Literature and Culture, Dannabang Kuwabong as the author for the month of…
Concert Review: M3nsa thrilled at ‘Accra Hip Hop Festival’
One can easily tell an experienced artist from an amateur by how they carry themselves on stage when performing. Their stage movement, sequencing of songs and…
Artist HANSON AKATTI to Host Three Experiential Art Exhibitions
With a name carved out in the sphere of digital art and album art creation, Hanson Akatti’s first art exhibition promises to be other-directed. Digital Artists,…
Prof. Ladé Wosornu is guest reader for the month of September.
In our final public reading in the 2017 series, Writers Project of Ghana and the Goethe Institute, Accra proudly present for the month of September, a…
Press Release: UNCOLONISED Concert VOL.3 featuring VILLY & The Xtreme Volumes
VILLY & The Xtreme Volumes are back with their annual concert theme ‘Uncolonised’. Regarded to be amongst the most…
Book Reading for August with Justice V.C.R.A.C. Crabbe and Kwesi Amoak
Writers Project of Ghana and the Goethe Institute, Accra proudly present a reading from The Unfinished Journey: Biography of V.C.R.A.C. Crabbe, with the author, Kwesi Amoak and…
Notes from Yoyotinz Shrine
For two days, the Old Kingsway Building at James town (for those unfamiliar, it’s next to Ussher Fort) was home to hip hop. Rappers, both semi-mainstream…
