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The Asante soldiers who helped the Dutch to win the Diponegoro war
Asantes have fought in a number of wars since the kingdom was formed by Otumfuo Osei Tutu I. They conquered...
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Meet Kwasi Boakye, Otumfuo Kwaku Dua’s son who was sent to the Netherlands to study but never returned
During and after the slave trade era, lots of people left Africa for Europe and the Americas. While others were...
Read moreMeet the Asante woman who is the face of the Jamaican $500 note
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FT92E04P7Ls&t=225s In the late 17th century, a young woman and her four brothers were bought by British slave traders and...
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History of Asantehene’s Rolls Royce 20/25
One thing that catches the eye and identifies the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II when his convoy is on the...
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How black people were eliminated in Argentina throughout history
For a country in the region considered the ‘New World’ in the 16oos where Africans were enslaved, Argentina has one...
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Meet the Ghanaian prophetess who wanted to return blacks to Africa and was assassinated in USA
In 1918 after supposedly receiving a vision from God to move to the United States and help the African-African community...
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Meet the first African woman to earn a degree from Oxford University
Lady Ademola, as she is popularly called, was born May 21, 1913, as Oloori Kofoworla nee Moore to the Egba...
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Kotoko draws Cotton Sport FC in the Confederation Cup
Kumasi Asante Kotoko has been drawn against Cameroonian club, Cotton Sport FC in the final leg of the CAF Confederation...
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History: How Ghanaian prostitutes got the name Two-two
Ashawo is the most commonly used word Ghanaians use to refer to prostitutes. Apart from Ashawo, there are other words...
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History: Etymology of Ahenema Kokoben
First of all, Ahenema Kokoben is not the real name of the town. It is called Ahenema Kokobere. And secondly,...
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