National Commission on Culture

09/02/2026

🌟 Appreciation to Our National Leaders 🌟

The National Commission on Culture extend our heartfelt gratitude to His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, for his visionary leadership and commitment to the preservation and revitalisation of our cultural institutions. 🇬🇭✨

A special thank you goes to Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, for her steadfast dedication to advancing Ghana’s rich cultural heritage and creative industries. 🎭📚

We also appreciate Hon. Yussif Issaka Jajah, Deputy Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, for his support and collaborative effort in driving this important initiative forward. 📈🤝

👏 Thank you for officiating the commencement of the rehabilitation works at the Western Regional Directorate of the Centre for National Culture. This project not only restores vital infrastructure but also strengthens the Centre’s role as a hub for cultural education, preservation, and community engagement.

Your leadership and continued support of Ghana’s cultural institutions empower creatives, enrich our national identity, and inspire future generations.

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15/01/2026

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*Centre for National Culture, Ablekuma Central Storytelling Competition ‘26*

​The Centre for National Culture, Ablekuma Central and the Ablekuma Central Municipal Assembly, in line with the Black Star Experience presents; "ABLEKUMA CENTRAL STORY TELLING COMPETITION".

*Theme*
​“The Legends of the Ga Chiefs – Historical tales of Leadership and Community”

​📍 Event Details
​Date: 28th January, 2026
​Time: 10:00 AM
​Venue: Salvation Army Church, Laterbiokoshie.

​Come and witness incredible storytelling that brings the history of our leaders and the spirit of our community to life.

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15/01/2026

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🌟 SELF DISCOVERY: Career Development in Creative Arts 🎨✨

The Centre for National Culture, Greater Accra is organizing an exciting programme titled “Self Discovery: Career Development in Creative Arts.”

This inspiring session is designed to help students and young people uncover their unique talents, build confidence, and explore rewarding career opportunities within the creative arts industry.

📅 Date: 23rd January, 2026
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM
📍 Venue: Lapaz Community SHS

📞 For further information, contact: 024 665 5319

🌟 Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn, grow, and shine!

15/01/2026

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14/01/2026

Love, loss, laughter… and a little moaning 😉😂

💔❤️ *After Mourning, Moaning*— a Special Valentine stage play you don’t want to miss!
📍 CNC, Cape Coast (Opp. UCC Gate)
📅 13th & 14th Feb 2026 | ⏰ 7PM
🎟️ GH₵50 (Single) | GH₵80 (Double)

Come experience love after grief — raw, real, and relatable. 🎭✨

14/01/2026

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14/01/2026

Government committed to operationalising 24-Hour Economy cultural initiatives – NCC

By Hafsa Obeng Accra, Jan. 14, GNA – The National Commission on Culture (NCC) has reaffirmed Government’s commitment to supporting stakeholders in the culture and creative industries to…

12/01/2026

NATIONAL COMMISSION ON CULTURE AND AYAPREP GHANA FORM STRATEGIC ALLIANCE TO ADVANCE EDUCATION

The National Commission on Culture (NCC), led by its Executive Director, Mr. Wakefield Ackuaku, has entered into a strategic partnership with AyaPrep Ghana to promote education through cultural integration and the use of indigenous languages.

Speaking at the signing ceremony held at the NCC, Mr. Ackuaku welcomed stakeholders and reaffirmed the Commission’s statutory mandate to safeguard and promote Ghana’s cultural heritage as a foundation for national development. He noted that AyaPrep Ghana’s proposal came at a critical time, when challenges in language-inclusive education and learning outcomes, particularly in mathematics, remain significant.

He described the partnership as timely and impactful, highlighting AyaPrep Ghana’s innovative approach of teaching mathematics through local languages to improve understanding, confidence, and performance.

After due diligence, the Commission expressed satisfaction with the credibility and relevance of the initiative and pledged to mobilize strategic partners to support its national rollout.

A testimonial shared during the ceremony illustrated the effectiveness of the approach, recounting how a student’s performance in mathematics improved significantly after being taught using indigenous languages.

The Research Partnership Manager of AyaPrep Ghana, Dr. Akua Campbell, expressed appreciation for the Commission’s support, noting that the partnership aligns strongly with the NCC’s mandate. She emphasized that the initiative aims to teach learners in familiar languages while elevating the status of Ghanaian languages in education.

The ceremony concluded with the formal signing of the partnership agreement, sealing a collaboration both institutions believe will strengthen Ghana’s educational and cultural development.