The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, wrapped up Day 4 of the Ashantifest 2025, a vibrant celebration of the Ashanti Kingdom’s rich culture and heritage.
The highlight of the day was the Food Fair, held at the Center for National Culture in Kumasi, which brought together school children, the Kumawood fraternity, and members of various ethnic groups to showcase their diverse culinary traditions.
A Celebration of Ghanaian Cuisine.
The Food Fair was a resounding success, with attendees enjoying a wide range of traditional Ghanaian dishes.
The event provided a platform for participants to share their culinary expertise and showcase the rich flavors of Ghanaian cuisine.
Official Nana Mcbrown and Dr. Frank Amoakohene graced the occasion, praising the efforts of the organizers and participants.
Promoting Cultural Exchange.
The Ashantifest 2025 aims to promote cultural exchange and appreciation among Ghanaians and visitors.
The festival features a range of activities, including traditional ceremonies, modern entertainment, and cultural exhibitions.
The event is expected to boost local tourism and foster a sense of national pride.
Ashantifest 2025 Schedule.
According to Dr FrankAmoakohene,the Ashantifest 2025 will run for 15 days, featuring 25 exciting activities.
Some of the notable events include :
– Traditional Ceremonies:
– Akwasidae/Yεkεsom: A traditional ceremony held at Manhyia on Sunday, April 13, 2025
– Food and Entertainment:
– Food Fair/Bazaar: A showcase of Ghanaian cuisine, held on Tuesday, April 15, 2025
– Ashanti Konnect Concert: A music festival scheduled for Saturday, April 19, 2025
– Sports and Games:
– Inter-District Soccer Games: A sports tournament featuring districts in the Ashanti Region
– Cultural Exhibitions:
– Fashion Exhibition: A showcase of Ghanaian fashion, held on Sunday, April 13, 2025
– Science and Technology Fair: An exhibition of scientific and technological innovations, held on Monday, April 14, 2025
The Ashantifest 2025 is a celebration of the Ashanti Kingdom’s rich culture and heritage, and it’s an event not to be missed.
Source:Ayisah Foster||Punch newspaper
