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Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor is an Accra-based freelance Multimedia Video Journalist, Electronic News Gathering (ENG) cameraman, Director, Self-shoot and Edit, Fixer, Television News and Documentary cameraman, and Producer of Video News content for broadcast by International media outlets namely; Reuters News Agency TV (World News and Africa Daily), Voice of America (VOA), Anadolu Agency (AA), China Global Television Network (CGTN), Russia Television (RT) etc. He has traveled to the Middle East notably, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and other African countries on different assignments. A contributor to Getty Images. He has been working since 2013 as a television stringer and News cameraman for Reuters TV World News Bureau in London, Reuters Africa Daily in Nairobi Bureau, and Thomson Reuters Foundation covering everything from Documentaries, News, Politics to Sports, etc. Kwame had his intensive training course on Hostile Environment reporting with Reuters News Agency Television, (West & Central Africa Bureau). He also has a versatile eye for news coverage. Adzaho is a trained Video Journalist and a Television News cameraman at Reuters News Agency with a decade of experience in international and local reporting in the video journalism landscape. Adzaho-Amenortor is currently the Head of Video, Self-shoot and edit, Video Journali, and Documentary filmmaker at the Accra-based AfricaWeb Holding (GhanaWeb) an online news portal.
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© Kwame Adzaho Amenortor The Presbyterian Church cemetery, located next to La Enobal School in Accra, the capital of Ghana, amazes those who see it. Students of two schools, primary and high school, are forced to use the cemetery area to play games and spend time with their friends. While some students state that they do not want to come to school early in the morning due to the fear they experience, the gravestones in the cemetery and the surrounding landscape prevent children from relaxing psychologically and being in a normal learning environment. ( Kwame Adzaho Amenortor - Anadolu Agency )
AKRA (AA) - The Presbyterian Church cemetery, located next to La Enobal School in Accra, the capital of Ghana, amazes those who see it. Students of two schools, primary and high school, are forced to use the cemetery area to play games and spend time with their friends. While some students state that they do not want to come to school early in the morning due to the fear they experience, the gravestones in the cemetery and the surrounding landscape prevent children from relaxing psychologically and being in a normal learning environment. By: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Hundreds demonstrated Tuesday in the capital of Accra, demanding the immediate resignation of the Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Ernest Addison and his deputies. Led by minority members of parliament. Shot and Edited by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Thousands in Accra protest Ghana's football performance in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations ACCRA, GHANA - FEBRUARY 14, 2024: On Wednesday, Feb. 14, thousands of people gathered in the capital of Ghana, Accra, for a demonstration with the slogan 'Save Ghanaian football,' demanding improvement in the Ghana national team's performance. The demonstrators took to the streets to express their dissatisfaction with Ghana's national team's poor performance in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations. They demanded solutions to the problems in the national team. Video shot & Edited by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Football fans stage demonstration in Ghana ACCRA, GHANA - FEBRUARY 14: Thousands of fans holding banners, gather in the capital to stage a demonstration protesting the poor performance of the Ghana national team in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations and demanding solutions to the problems in the national team in Accra, Ghana on February 14, 2024. Photos by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Thousands in Accra protest Ghana's football performance in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations ACCRA, GHANA - FEBRUARY 14, 2024: On Wednesday, Feb. 14, thousands of people gathered in the capital of Ghana, Accra, for a demonstration with the slogan 'Save Ghanaian football,' demanding improvement in the Ghana national team's performance. The demonstrators took to the streets to express their dissatisfaction with Ghana's national team's poor performance in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations. They demanded solutions to the problems in the national team.
Africa's year in pictures 2023 A selection of this year's best photos from the African continent and beyond. Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Ghanaian singer Afua Asantewaa Aduonum, who wants to break the Guinness world record of Indian Sunil Waghmare, who sang for 105 hours in March 2012, sings Ghanaian songs one after another in Akwaaba village of Accra, the capital of Ghana. Fans supported Afua.
Hundreds demonstrated Tuesday in the capital of Accra, demanding the immediate resignation of the Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Ernest Addison and his deputies. Led by minority members of parliament. Shot and Edited by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Hundreds demonstrated Tuesday in the capital of Accra, demanding the immediate resignation of the Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Ernest Addison and his deputies. Led by minority members of parliament. Shot and Edited by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Shot and edited by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Climate Change: The devastating story of how this businessman has lost over GH¢100,000 in investments video shot and edited by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
VOA Our Voices: Cost of Higher Education in Africa Kwame Adazho-Amenortor
VOA talks about the causes and impact of obstetric fistula on the well-being of women living with the condition. The World Health Organization says more than 2 million young women live with untreated obstetric fistula: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Business News of Friday, 18 August 2023
The article discusses the Saglemi Housing project in Ghana, which began in 2012 under the Mahama government with the aim of delivering 5,000 housing units. The project, contracted to Construtora OAS Ghana Limited, was supposed to cost US$200 million. However, by the end of the project period, only 1,506 units were initiated, with US$196 million spent. The current government is considering selling the project to a private entity to complete and sell the units without further government expenditure. Nana Otu Darko, the convener of 'Saglemi Not 4Sale', opposes the sale, arguing that the government can afford to revive the project and is seeking a court order to prevent the sale.
Business News of Friday, 18 August 2023
The article discusses the Saglemi Housing project in Ghana, which began in 2012 under the Mahama government with the aim of delivering 5,000 housing units. The project, contracted to Construtora OAS Ghana Limited, was supposed to cost US$200 million. However, by the end of the project period, only 1,506 units were initiated, with US$196 million spent. The current government is considering selling the project to a private entity to complete and sell the units without further government expenditure. Nana Otu Darko, the convener of 'Saglemi Not 4Sale', opposes the sale, arguing that the government can afford to revive the project and is seeking a court order to prevent the sale.
Business News of Friday, 18 August 2023
The article discusses the Saglemi Housing project in Ghana, which began in 2012 under the Mahama government with the aim of delivering 5,000 housing units. The project, contracted to Construtora OAS Ghana Limited, was supposed to cost US$200 million. However, by the end of the project period, only 1,506 units were initiated, with US$196 million spent. The current government is considering selling the project to a private entity to complete and sell the units without further government expenditure. Nana Otu Darko, the convener of 'Saglemi Not 4Sale', opposes the sale, arguing that the government can afford to revive the project and is seeking a court order to prevent the sale.
Business News of Friday, 18 August 2023
The article discusses the Saglemi Housing project in Ghana, which began in 2012 under the Mahama government with the aim of delivering 5,000 housing units. The project, contracted to Construtora OAS Ghana Limited, was supposed to cost US$200 million. However, by the end of the project period, only 1,506 units were initiated, with US$196 million spent. The current government is considering selling the project to a private entity to complete and sell the units without further government expenditure. Nana Otu Darko, the convener of 'Saglemi Not 4Sale', opposes the sale, arguing that the government can afford to revive the project and is seeking a court order to prevent the sale.
ECOWAS ready to intervene in Niger militarily if all else fails: Official
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has announced its readiness to intervene militarily in Niger if diplomatic efforts to restore constitutional order fail. ECOWAS Commissioner Abdel-Fatau Musah emphasized the bloc's preparedness during a meeting with regional military chiefs in Accra, Ghana. This follows a recent coup in Niger and the ousting of President Mohamed Bazoum. ECOWAS has already met in Abuja to discuss activating a standby force and continues to pursue a diplomatic resolution, with military intervention as a last resort. Sanctions will remain against Niger until Bazoum is reinstated. The US, France, and other African nations support ECOWAS's actions. The information was reported with footage by Kwame Adzaho Amenortor from Anadolu Agency via Getty Images.
ECOWAS ready to intervene in Niger militarily if all else fails: Official
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has announced its readiness to intervene militarily in Niger if diplomatic efforts to restore constitutional order fail. ECOWAS Commissioner Abdel-Fatau Musah emphasized the bloc's preparedness during a meeting with regional military chiefs in Accra, Ghana. This follows a recent coup in Niger and the ousting of President Mohamed Bazoum. ECOWAS has already met in Abuja to discuss activating a standby force and continues to pursue a diplomatic resolution, with military intervention as a last resort. Sanctions will remain against Niger until Bazoum is reinstated. The US, France, and other African nations support ECOWAS's actions. The information was reported with footage by Kwame Adzaho Amenortor from Anadolu Agency via Getty Images.
Minister of Trade and Industry Kobina Tahir Hammond embarked on a familiarisation visit to the private-owned Sentuo Oil Refinery near the Tema Oil Refinery. The facility aims to produce up to 100 per cent of nation consumption.
The World Health Organization says more than 2 million young women live with untreated obstetric fistula in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor filed this video report for VOA's Africa (Our Voices) from Ghana.
Ghana Power Crisis Thousands of Ghanaians took to the streets in the capital Accra on Wednesday. They were protesting against the current lengthy power cuts, some lasting 24 hours or longer.
A photographer is breaking barriers and stereotypes of femininity. Nana Kofi Acquah is on a mission to change the image of women as victims of circumstance. Shot & Edited by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
The family of a 25-year-old Muslim from Ghana say he has travelled to ISIL training camp, becoming the first known recruit from the West African nation to join the militant group. Nazir Alema's decision is likely to shock a Ghana.
Jamestown in Accra, Ghana, is one of the most ancient parts of the city. Home to a vibrant fishing community, this year the old port city played host to the Chale Wote Street Art Festival bringing together hundreds of artists from across the country.
A group of artists in Ghanaian capital Accra are trying to make artwork more accessible for the citizens with an aim to challenge perceptions that art pieces are only bought by the rich or people from abroad. Report, Shot & Edit by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Ghana:Thousands Stranded As Authorities Destroy Slum In Capital. Video journalist, Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor's report
A particularly severe dry Harmattan has put pressure on Ghana's cocoa season and raised uncertainty about prospects for the mid-year crop. Report, Shot & Edit by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Ghana's middle class is expanding despite economic problems that have led the government to seek help from the International Monetary Fund. Local entrepreneurs are seizing the opportunity to feed the appetite of the expanding middle class.
Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama says corrupt judges will be fired. His statement came after a video was released, showing judges allegedly taking bribes. Seven 7 High Court judges have been suspended.
Liberian Refugees in Ghana Report, Shot & Edit by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Ghana's textile industry risks a possible collapse as cheap African print imports flood the market. Traditional African Prints, are at risk of becoming a thing of the past, as cheap knockoffs, smuggled onto the continent, gain popularity.
Ghana's textile industry risks a possible collapse as cheap African print imports flood the market. Traditional African Prints, are at risk of becoming a thing of the past, as cheap knockoffs, smuggled onto the continent, gain popularity.
Liberian Refugees in Ghana Report, Shot & Edit by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
General News of Sunday, 18 June 2023
Solomon Dieudonne Ametepey, a father and zoologist, shared his unique experience with GhanaWeb's video journalist, Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor, about how he learned to peel a coconut with his teeth out of necessity. While preparing for a mixed martial arts fight, Solomon found himself thirsty and without water during a jog. Recalling how he saw a baboon peel a coconut, he decided to try it himself and succeeded. This skill helped him survive on that particular day by drinking the water from the coconuts. Solomon also mentioned an incident where his kickboxing contenders in Bahrain ran away from a fight with him. The article includes links to watch the full interview and other episodes of related shows.
General News of Sunday, 18 June 2023
Solomon Dieudonne Ametepey, a father and zoologist, shared his unique experience with GhanaWeb's video journalist, Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor, about how he learned to peel a coconut with his teeth out of necessity. While preparing for a mixed martial arts fight, Solomon found himself thirsty and without water during a jog. Recalling how he saw a baboon peel a coconut, he decided to try it himself and succeeded. This skill helped him survive on that particular day by drinking the water from the coconuts. Solomon also mentioned an incident where his kickboxing contenders in Bahrain ran away from a fight with him. The article includes links to watch the full interview and other episodes of related shows.
A Ghanaian man have been breeding wild animals in his home in Nsawam for several years. Anadolu Agency Video News (AAVN) on Monday videoed Solomon Dieudonne Ametepe while he was feeding his animals in cages. Report by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Devastated zoophilist feels betrayed by Wildlife Division of Forestry Commission
Solomon Dieudonné Ametepey, an animal enthusiast in Accra, has been left shocked and betrayed after the Wildlife Division of the Forestry Commission threatened to shut down his mini zoo. Initially, Solomon had been under the impression that the Ghana Wildlife Society would assist him in obtaining a pet license to operate his zoo legally. However, during a visit that was supposed to be a routine inspection, he was informed that his facility would be closed due to safety concerns for the animals. Solomon, who has sacrificed personal resources to care for these orphaned animals, is also dealing with the abandonment by his wife and the responsibility of caring for his sick mother. Despite these challenges, he remains hopeful for assistance to realize his dream of running a mini zoo. GhanaWeb attempted to get comments from the Wildlife Division but was directed to their head office for further information.
General News of Wednesday, 24 May 2023
Solomon Dieudonné Ametepey, a zoophilist in Accra, has been left shocked and betrayed after the Wildlife Division of the Forestry Commission reneged on their promise to help him acquire a license for his mini zoo. Instead, they arrived with intentions to shut down his facility, citing safety concerns for the animals. Solomon, who has dedicated his life to caring for orphaned animals, is now facing personal challenges as his wife has left him and he is also caring for his sick mother. Despite these setbacks, he remains hopeful for assistance to realize his dream of opening a mini zoo. GhanaWeb attempted to contact the Wildlife Division for comments but was directed to their head office for further information.
Ghana Immigration Service holds sensitisation program on domestic violence for staff
Police stops protestors from going to Auditor General's office
Displaced residents of Weija floods returning home to count their losses
Victims of Adentan-Frafraha CSIR demolishing exercise share their ordeal
Henry Quartey leads soldiers to pull down all private properties on 200 acres of CSIR land
People & Places: The 98-year-old studio with rare photos of Nkrumah, Akufo-Addo's family, others
Relaxing, refreshing and fun moments at the Ote waterfalls | People & Places
4 wheel drive destroyed as it collides with herd of cattle on the Accra Aflao Highway
Climbing the second highest mountain in Ghana, Mount Gemi | People & Places
Situational report on Iconic Kwame Nkrumah Interchange after downpour
Road trip from Accra to Volta, the fascinating sights, scenes and discoveries | People & Places
Founders of this Ghanaian tribe defeated giants and took over their land | People & Places
Abraerica, the place to stay when you visit Amedzofe | GhanaWeb Special
Jobless father sells his crocodile, other wild animals to pay children’s school fees
People & Places: Amazing discoveries on Ghana’s only canopy walkway with a waterfall view
This church building in Ghana's Volta Region served Amedzofe for almost 100 years | People & Places
Watch as father sells his crocodiles to be able to pay children's school fees
Unemployed man sells wild animals on Accra streets to pay children's school fees
Solomon Dieudonne Ametepe, an unemployed man in Accra, Ghana, has been reported by GhanaWeb's journalist Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor as selling wild animals to raise money for his children's school fees. Solomon, who resides in Nsawam, has a plot of land where he keeps various animals, including monkeys and Nile crocodiles. He has a passion for wildlife and is working towards obtaining the necessary permits to operate a mini zoo. Solomon also shared his past aspirations to join the Ghana Armed Forces and his current knowledge of herbs and martial arts, which he teaches. He emphasizes the importance of selling animals only to wildlife advocates and has a policy of retrieving animals if they are mistreated.
General News of Wednesday, 12 April 2023
The article recounts the historical background of inter-tribal wars in Ghana, focusing on the strategies and movements of the Amedzofe people, who are part of the Avatime people. The Amedzofe people, known for their war-like nature, migrated several times before settling at their current location, the highest human settlement in Ghana. The article narrates how the Amedzofe people used a strategy involving poisoned drinks to defeat the giants known as Baya, who originally occupied the land. This tactic allowed them to conquer the land, marry the Baya's wives, and distribute them among the seven communities of the Avatime traditional area. The story was shared by Rubby Ameh, the site-manageress of the Amedzofe eco-tourism centre, on GhanaWeb TV's show 'People & Places'.
General News of Tuesday, 11 April 2023
In the latest episode of the program 'People and Places,' Wonder Ami Hagan and her team conclude the Amedzofe series. The episode features an interview with a native of Amedzofe, who shares the rich and fascinating history of the township. Viewers are taken on a journey through time as they learn about the ancestors of Amedzofe, who are said to have fought and defeated giants to secure the land for their descendants. The program invites the audience to join Wonder Ami and her guest to explore the historical narrative of how Amedzofe came to be the highest human settlement in Ghana.
Amedzofe: The hidden treasure in the Volta Region and the allure of Abraerica hotel
The article discusses Amedzofe, a hidden gem in Ghana's Volta Region, known for its natural attractions such as Mount Gemi, Ote Waterfalls, and the Amedzofe Canopy Walkway. It highlights the importance of planning for accommodation when visiting Amedzofe and recommends Abraerica hotel as an ideal place to stay. Abraerica is noted for its stunning views, comfortable rooms, and a restaurant with local and international cuisine. The hotel manager, Sena Fiati, in an interview with Wonder Ami Hagan for GhanaWeb Special, discusses the hotel's commitment to sustainable tourism, including the use of solar panels and composting to reduce its environmental impact. The article suggests Amedzofe as a perfect destination for the upcoming Easter festivities, with Abraerica being the recommended accommodation to experience the town's natural beauty and cultural events.
4 Jul 2013 - SAB Miller earlier this year started work on a cassava beer plant in Ghana. It is geared to also benefit almost 2,000 small-scale farmers.
A particularly severe dry Harmattan has put pressure on Ghana's cocoa season and raised uncertainty about prospects for the mid-year crop. Farmers say rains, which started in March have been insufficient and patchy.
Ghana to brew cassava beer SAB Miller earlier this year 2013 started work on a cassava beer plant in Ghana. It is geared to also benefit almost 2,000 small-scale farmers.
Ghana holds state funeral for footballer Christian Atsu
Ghana has honored the late footballer Christian Atsu with a state funeral after he tragically died in the earthquake in Türkiye last month. The ceremony, led by President Nana Akufo-Addo, took place at the State House in Accra. Atsu's widow, Marie-Claire Rupio, delivered an emotional tribute, and traditional performers and former teammates also paid their respects. Atsu, who played for teams such as Chelsea and Newcastle, was remembered for his humanitarian efforts and his vibrant personality. His body was found on February 18, following the devastating earthquake that struck on February 6, claiming over 50,000 lives in Türkiye and Syria.
The graffiti of Atsu, the Ghanaian football player from Atakaş Hatayspor, who lost his life in the earthquake, was drawn on the wall.
Ghana holds state funeral for footballer Christian Atsu
Ghana has honored the late footballer Christian Atsu with a state funeral after he tragically died in the earthquake in Türkiye last month. President Nana Akufo-Addo led the ceremony at Accra's State House, where Atsu's widow, Marie-Claire Rupio, delivered an emotional tribute. Atsu, a former player for Chelsea and Newcastle, was remembered for his humanitarian efforts and his vibrant life. Traditional performers and former teammates joined fans in mourning the 31-year-old, whose body was found on February 18 following the devastating quake that struck on February 6, claiming over 50,000 lives in Türkiye and Syria.
Mourning is being held at the family home of Hatayspor football player Christian Atsu in the Ghanaian capital, Accra on Saturday (Feb. 25, 2023) A delegation representing football clubs from Nigeria visited Atsu's home to offer condolences to his family.
The family of Hatayspor football player Christian Atsu, who lost his life after earthquakes in Türkiye's Hatay, accepted condolences at their home in Accra, Ghana.Atsu's former teammates Asamoah Gyan, Sule Muntari, and Agyemang conveyed their condolences.
AKRA (AA) - The family of Atakas Hatayspor football player Christian Atsu, who lost his life under the rubble of the residence destroyed in the Antakya district of Hatay in the earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, accepted their condolences at their home
Hatayspor football player Christian Atsu's body repatriated to Ghana following the earthquake tragedy in Kahramanmaras province of Türkiye.
A funeral ceremony was held in Accra for Christian Atsu from Hatayspor, who lost his life in the earthquake. Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo, Vice President Bawumia, Ex-President John Mahama, as well as Atsu's relatives, teammates were took part.
ACCRA, GHANA - FEBRUARY 23: Family and loved ones of Ghanian soccer player Christian Atsu of Atakas Hatayspor who lost his life due to devastating earthquakes in Turkiye mourn the loss of him in his family house in Accra, Ghana.
Christian Atsu graffitied onto a wall in Ghana TEMA, GHANA - FEBRUARY 24: Ghanaian soccer player Christian Atsu of Atakas Hatayspor who lost his life due to the devastating earthquakes in Turkiye is graffitied onto a wall at Awudu Issaka Park.
AKRA - Condolences of Atsu from Hatayspor who lost his life in the earthquake AKRA (AA) - The family of Atakas Hatayspor football player Christian Atsu, who lost his life under the rubble of the residence destroyed in the Antakya district of Hatay.
Condolences of Atsu from Hatayspor who lost his life in the earthquake The family of Atakas Hatayspor football player Christian Atsu, who lost his life under the rubble of the residence destroyed in the Antakya district of Hatay in the Kahramanmaraş-cente
The coffin of football player Christian Atsu arrives in Ghana ACCRA, GHANA - FEBRUARY 19: Soldiers carry the coffin of Atakas Hatayspor football player Christian Atsu, who died in the Antakya district of Hatay in the powerful twin earthquakes in Turkiye.
General News of Tuesday, 28 February 2023
In the latest episode of People & Places, the focus is on Amedzofe and the story of the community's oldest church, the Amedzofe EP Church. Established nearly a century ago by the Germans, the church has been a cornerstone of the community, coinciding with the introduction of Christianity to the area. Alongside the church, a mission house and a seminary were also established, with the latter now functioning as the Amedzofe Education College. The episode, featuring Wonder Ami Hagan and guest Presbyter Adjato, explores why the Amedzofe EP Church has become a tourist attraction today.
Atsu's family accept condolences in Ghana
The family of Christian Atsu, a football player for Atakas Hatayspor, is receiving condolences at their home in Accra, Ghana, following his tragic death in the recent earthquakes in Turkey. The earthquakes caused a building to collapse in the Antakya district of Hatay, where Atsu was unfortunately among those who lost their lives. Former Ghana national team player Asamoah Gyan visited Atsu's family to offer his condolences. A photograph of the event was captured by Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor and distributed by Anadolu Agency via Getty Images.
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Accra~Ghana, Nov 28, 2022, World Cup 2022 Reactions of Ghana Vs Korea match in Accra.
Accra~Ghana, Nov 28, 2022, World Cup 2022 Reactions on Ghana Vs Korea match in Accra.
New report reveals steady rise in demand for contraception amid global challenges
A new report released at a global family planning event in Thailand indicates a significant rise in the use of modern contraception in low- and lower-middle-income countries, with 371 million women now using such methods. This marks an increase of 87 million over the past decade. The report, presented at the International Conference on Family Planning, also highlights the resilience of women in obtaining family planning services despite challenges such as pandemics, conflict, and natural disasters. USAID has committed US$15 million over five years to the FP2030 partnership, which aims to advance voluntary, rights-based contraception. The report also notes the importance of family planning in achieving gender equality and development goals. Despite the progress, there are concerns about the potential rollback of women's rights and the need for sustained funding to meet the increasing demand for family planning services.
An anti-government demonstration was held in Ghana, one of the West African countries, due to economic difficulties. Hundreds of people gathered in the capital Accra against the worsening economic problems in the country. Shots by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
An anti-government demonstration was held in Ghana, one of the West African countries, due to economic difficulties. Hundreds of people gathered in the capital Accra against the worsening economic problems in the country. Video by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor
Ghanaians carry their dead in colorful and unusual coffins to represent the life of the deceased people or what they wanted but could not achieve in life in the West African country of Ghana.
With a coastline of 550 kilometers in West Africa, and a quarter of its population living by the sea Ghana is struggling with the coastal erosion, as the sea claims more of the West African.
In the West African country of Ghana, some burials are carried in colorful and unusual coffins to represent the life of the deceased or what they wanted in life but could not achieve.
In Ghana, a group of carpenters who call themselves "fancy" coffin designers are designing extraordinary coffins depicting all manner of animals, as well as churches, ships, cars, planes and fish.
#SayItLoud: Rastafarians speak on misconceptions and Achimota School blues
#SayItLoud: Rastafarians speak on misconceptions and Achimota School blues
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How Ghana's military high school is fighting coronavirus with discipline
Jun 13, 2020: International Albinism Day: Woes of a melanin deficient social worker Shot by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor for www.ghanaweb.com
Jun 26, 2020: Int’l Day against Drug Abuse: Rehab centres offering hope for drug addicts in Ghana Shot by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor for www.ghanaweb.com
June 3: Survivors of twin disaster lament over unpaid compensation Shot by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor for www.ghanaweb.com
How parts of Accra look like after Tuesday dawn's rain Shot by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor for www.ghanaweb.com
We don't intend to create a diplomatic row - Osu Stool on Nigerian High Commission demolition Shot by: Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor for www.ghanaweb.com
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