To respect, preserve, harness and use cultural heritage and resources to develop a united, vibrant and a prosperous national community with a distinctive African identity and personality and collective confidence and pride of place among the comity of nations.
The National Commission on Culture is to maintain the unique cultural identity and values for the promotion of an integrated national culture, as well as contribute to the overall economic development of the nation.
The National Commission on Culture was established by the Provisional National Defense Council (PNDC) law 238 of 1990 to manage from a holistic perspective of the Cultural life of Ghana. It is charged with the responsibility of ensuring the implementation of its culture policy.
The Aboakyer festival is celebrated on the 1st Saturday in May by the Effutu’s of Winneba Traditional Area in the…
A two days festival celebrated to mark the first yam harvest and ask for God’s blessings in the coming year.…
The festival marks the beginning of the fishing season in Elmina. During this celebration, the people offer thanks and prayers…
The festival is celebrated in remembrance of the achievements of the ancestors who fought in wars for the settlement of…
Mr. Wakefield Wisdom Ackuaku, Executive Director of the National Commission on Culture, recently participated in the official launch and review…
Asanteman Europe Association 2024 Edition launched in Kumasi, Mammoth Festival to be Celebrated in Germany The Asanteman Europe Association, a…
OVERVIEW OF THE SUMMIT The 1st Edition of the international cultural summit & exhibition Ontario 2023 is an extraordinary forum…
The diversity in the Ghanaian culture does not only hover around our tradition, practice, what we eat and wear but…
