Numbering over six million strong, the Ewe people inhabiting southern Togo, southern Benin, southwest Nigeria, and south-eastern parts of the Volta Region of Ghana are an ethnic group with a ...

Ghana, a vibrant tapestry woven from centuries of rich traditions, languages, customs, and artistry, stands as a beacon of ...

Hogbetsotso Za is a celebration that commemorates the Ewe people's migration from Notsie, in present-day Togo, into Ghana. This historical journey stands as a foundational element of the Ewe's ...

An Ewe book titled: "ÅŠu Nyui Ade Ke", translated as; 'A New Dawn' has been launched in Accra to promote and encourage the reading and speaking of the Ewe language.

Undoubtedly, the best time to travel to Ghana is during the dry months, when the weather allows you to fully enjoy the cultural and natural attractions. Among Ghana's most notable destinations, Mole ...

The third day of this year's Chale Wote Street Art Festival was packed with exciting activities, including a beautiful display of Ewe culture. Dr. Kwame Boafo writes that in the afternoon of ...

The Ewe people are believed to have migrated from their ancestral home in Notsé, a walled city in present-day Togo. This migration, which took place over several centuries, saw the Ewe people ...