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Reflecting On Festivals — A Critique Of NAFAC
31-May-2008, Times
What started as a small festival in the 1960s in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region resulted in the birth of a National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFAC), to create a common platform for the promotion of national unity and integration through culture and arts.
 
 
 
Ghana’s Most Beautiful- A Cultural Envoy Indeed
WEEK AFTER WEEK, viewers and the live audiences of TV3’s GHANA’S MOST BEAUTIFUL are getting the picture.
 
 
A Delightful Experience At Airside
Two kilometres from the Kotoka International Airport is a modern hotel in the heart of Accra. With a wide range of facilities, Airside Hotel exceeds the expectation of guests.
 
 
An Appraisal Of The Theatre Companies
GHANA can boast of possessing one of the largest and most beautiful theatre buildings on the African continent.
 
 
Cultural Festivals And Development
THE annual and the biennial holding of cultural festivals by the Ghana Education Service and the Ministry of Chieftaincy and Culture must be critically re-appraised.
 
 
WHERE ARE THE EVENT VENUES AND CINEMAS?
For so many years now several entertainment analysts and critics in the country have openly raved and rattled over certain short falls in the industry ranging from the leadership bodies, piracy, payola and other quandaries but the least have been said so far, about entertainment halls, recreational centers and our cinemas Where people go to relax, have fun and release stress after a hard days work is given less attention.
 
 
African Writers Take Fight Against HIV/AIDS To Schools
THE Pan African Writers’ Association (PAWA), have taken their avowed war on the HIV/AIDS pandemic to the doorstep of some selected first and second cycle schools in the Greater Accra Region.
 
 
Rivalry in radio must stop
The radio business in Ghana has eventually become one of the enviable jobs. Most young ones now look up to some radio personalities as their role models and mentors some due to the ways they carry themselves on radio and others just like their personal life styles behind the scenes.
 
 
More events...few venues
Looking for an in-door venue for big events in Ghana is a nightmare for event organisers. The National Theatre and Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) are the only venues you would have to make do with if you are an event organiser.
 
 
Anita Owusu's well-kept secret
The world can certainly be an interesting place to live for celebrities when they decide to keep secrets.
 
 
Sports invade TV reality shows
There have been too many talent hunt reality shows on our screens and all of them are centered on singing, dancing and modeling. Thus, entertainment reality shows have saturated every TV station you can think of in Ghana but wait a minute, haven’t you noticed the invasion of sports reality shows lately?