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Event:World Intangible Cultural Heritage in Ghanaian Pidgin
World Intangible Cultural Heritage in Ghanaian Pidgin
Organized by: DaSupremo, NanaYawBotar
Start and end time
00:00, 1 December 2023 to 23:59, 31 December 2023
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This is an event page for the World Intangible Cultural Heritage contest on the Ghanaian Pidgin Wikipedia for December 2023.
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Adinkra symbols
Ghanaian symbols that represent concepts or aphorisms
kente cloth
type of silk and cotton stripwoven fabric, native to the Akan ethnic group of South Ghana, often made in alternating blocks of warp-faced and weft-faced weaving
Aprapransa
is a local dish of the people from the Eastern Region of Ghana.
highlife
musical genre originating in Ghana
Kundum Festival
festival of the people of Nzema and Ahanta
roselle juice
A drink made out of the flowers of the roselle plant
yam pottage
Ghanaian Food made from yam and stew
fufu
Pounded starch dish made from cassava and eaten with soups, originates from Ghana.
wasawasa
local dish from Ghana/West Africa
Veronica bucket
hand-washing apparatus to reduce cross-contamination
Dancing Pallbearers
Ghanaian dancing pallbearers
Tubaani
A staple in Northern Ghana
Q111020126
no description
Sika Wɔ Ntaban
common materials used for clothing in West Africa
Red red
Ghanaian dish made of black eyed peas cooked in palm oil.
Ahwenepa nkasa
common materials used for clothing in West Africa
Preachers
Ghanaian gospel group
Plakali
Ghanaian Food
kita loincloth
traditional wrap garment of Ghana and Ivory Coast
omo tuo
Ghanaian staple food made with rice
Nyombeeka
Vegetables food in Ghana
Kpekpele
food eaten by the Gas during Homowo
Cocoyam Leaves Stew
Ghanaian stew
Ampe
This is a simple but energy-driven game played by school-age children.It is played by two or more people and requires no equipment.
kelewele
Ghanaian plantain dish
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jollof rice
rice dish from West Africa
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no description
Groundnut soup
A rich type of Nigerian soup eaten with rice, eba, cassava or pounded yam.
Azonto
Ghanaian dance and music genre
Etor
Popular Ghanaian food mostly prepared in the Southern part of Ghana.
Gari and beans
Ghanaian food
Gari foto
locally made food from Ghana and Benin
Ghanaian smock
A smock is made of hand-loomed strips made of a mixture of dyed and undyed cotton loom.
banku
A Ghanaian meal made from maize and cassava dough
Asanka
ghanaian earthenware dish
Asaana
Ghanaian made caramelized corn drink
Braised rice
Oiled Rice/ Fried
Alidu and his goat
no description
akple
no description
Adowa dance
traditional dance by the Akan in Ghana.
akara
peeled beans formed into a ball and deep-fried in palm oil
Tuo Zaafi
A Ghanaian delicacy from the North
Jera
Ghanaian traditional dance
hiplife
music genre from Ghana
Ewe music
music genre
Tamalin
drum of the Ga and Akan peoples of southern Ghana
Alkayida
Ghanaian dance
Kpanlogo
music genre and type of dance
Ghanaian English
Variety of English spoken in Ghana
Pilolo
Kids outdoor game
Chaskele
It is a Ghanaian game played by children and it is similar to cricket
Abunuabunu
Ghanaian soup of the people from the Brong Ahafo Region
gari and beans
Staple food in Ghana
Akan
language of Akan lands in Ghana
Ewe
Niger–Congo language spoken in southeastern Ghana and southern Togo
Baoulé
language spoken in central and southern Ivory Coast
Hausa
Chadic language spoken by the Hausa people
Lamugin
a traditional drink with ginger and rice.
susu box
box with slit used for informal savings in Ghana
Omo Tuwe
no description
A1 Bread
bread made in Ghana
Nagila
A recreational dance
Apatampa
It's a traditional dance performed by the Fanti's.
Salima:Yolitɛm
no description
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