Passing down our proud history, royal festivals, Agbadza rhythms, and hand-woven Kente traditions to generations ahead.
Learn the moving historical story of how the Anlo people cleverly escaped the tyrannical king Agorkorli of Notsie and found peaceful refuge by the sea.
Every September, the people of Ho celebrate the fresh yam harvest with colorful durbars led by Togbe Afede XIV, thanking God and ancestors for fruitful soil.
Did you know that yellow means royalty, green means growth, and gold means wisdom? Master weavers in Agbozume break down the hidden stories in every royal cloth.
"Abolo me do na dzo o, ke fe fe me nye ame kple ame dome o."
Translation: Good food brings peace to the table, and mutual respect binds neighbours together in harmony.