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Wear Ghana Ambassador calls on GTP
The Wear Ghana Ambassador, Ms Brandina Djagba, affectionately called Mama Africa and her management team have paid a courtesy call on the Management of GTP, the number one local textile printing company in Ghana.
They were received by the Marketing Director, Rev. Steve Badu and Mr. Cecil Chinery, the Sales Director.
Reacting to the appointment, Rev. Badu congratulated “Mama Africa” on her appointment and assured her and the management team of GTP’s support in diverse ways and admonished her to be an Ambassador worthy of emulation.
Discussions were held between the two parties as they looked into the future in the area of promotion of both brands and close collaboration with the National Commission on Culture.
They were optimistic that this partnership would go a long way to benefit the country in view of its economic potential .
This comes on the heels of the National Commission on Culture’s appointment of Ms Djagba as the Wear Ghana Ambassador.
The appointment letter read, “The Commission has been monitoring your enthusiasm in wearing and promoting made in Ghana products. We deem it a great honour to make you the prominent female Ambassador for Wear Ghana.”
The National Commission on Culture is a government organisation whose core mandate and vision is 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, personality, collective confidence and pride of place among the comity of nations.
The appointment of Ms Brandina Djagba as the Wear Ghana Female Ambassador comes at a time when the Government in consultation with the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) is gradually easing restrictions in the Tourism, Travel and Hospitality industry.
The Management Team included Mr Kofi Atta Kakra Kusi of the Ghana Tourism Authority, Mr Benjamin Kwadey, Filmmaker and Founder of Benfrank Entertainment House Productions, Selorm Dzidzienyo, CEO of Kellyvat Travel and Tours Agency and Mr Nathaniel Okoe Tettey, CEO of Strategic Images and an Influencer.
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ACP Kofi Sarpong unveils KOFSARP Collections
Ghanaian gospel music dynamo and police officer, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ASP), Kofi Sarpong has unveiled a Clothing line to bring admirers closer to his sense of fashion.
The clothing line dubbed KOFSARP is part of his brand extension efforts to stand the test of time.
Speaking to The Spectator during a short ceremony to unveil the shop located Kokomlemle in Accra on Sunday, September 8, ACP Kofi Sarpong said, the decision to finally open a Clothing line followed constant suggestions from friends and colleagues.
He said upon further deliberations, the dream was birthed to give his brand another extension.
“I am now a musician, a police officer, and a clothes seller. The shop will be open starting from Monday, so anyone can come and buy.” Kofi Sarpong added.
Against this backdrop, he urged Ghanaians to visit KOFSARP, a hub for all unique menswear.
ACP Kofi Sarpong commended his manager Ernest Kwesi for his unflinching support and advice, adding that he was instrumental in making the dream a reality.
Also, the musician expressed his appreciation to the media for their tremendous support given him over the years.
Caption: ACP Kofi Sarpong flanked by his family officially unveil the shop
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2023 Chale Wote Festival: Street Art Exhibition breaths fresh life into Africa’s intricate history
The street art exhibition of the ongoing 13th edition of Ghana’s largest street art festival, Chale Wote, showcased awe-inspiring crafts that captivated all who attended.
The festival played host to a rich diversity of artistic expressions, ranging from sculptures and paintings to drawings, mosaics, and murals, each work bursting forth with vibrancy and meaning, resonating with its own intricate narrative and profound message.
Central to the exhibition were artworks that eloquently conveyed the enduring resilience of ancestors during the era of the Slave Trade Among these striking pieces was a portrayal of the Sabali Women from West Africa, an artwork that serves as a tribute to their unyielding fight for freedom. This piece, composed of three women’s heads, stands as a powerful symbol of their collective strength and determination.
Under the bright sun, the spirit of creativity continued to flourish as the exhibition section of the Chale Wote Street Art Festival dawned on Accra.
An artist shared insights into the inspiration behind his painting which connected to the festival’s theme “Magneto Motherland“. The artwork, rooted in the exploration of Ghanaian history through the lenses of religion, education and politics, captured the essence of revisiting our past to understand our identity.
As the festival basked in the brilliance of the sun’s rays, attendees were treated to an immersive experience at the esteemed Osu Castle Garden. This enchanting backdrop played host to the interaction between art enthusiasts and the creators themselves.
The visitors delved deep into the artistic process, engaging with the creators to uncover the stories and intricacies that breathed life into their creations. The dynamic exchange transformed the event into a joyful celebration, not only of the finished artworks but also of the creative journeys that led to their fruition.
As the festival journeyed into its third day, the bustling city of Accra reached new heights as the captivating showcase of artist pieces took centre stage.
The historically significant Christiansborg Castle Gardens in Osu underwent a rebirth, evolving into a dynamic living canvas that seamlessly embodied the very spirit of the nation’s artistic expression.
In this transformative setting, the artworks resonated with enhanced vitality, marking a culmination of artistry and culture that left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of experiencing it.
source: myjoyonline.com
