Undoubtedly, one of Ghana’s cherished and priced heritage is Kente. It is a woven cloth with many beautiful brightly-patterned colours with different meanings. Its origin has been traced to the ...

Virgil Abloh's kente-inspired designs formed part of Louis Vuitton's Paris fashion show in January In our series of letters from African journalists, Ghanaian writer Elizabeth Ohene considers the ...

UNESCO has added Ghana’s Kente cloth to its ... over the world for its vivid hues, elaborate designs, and profound symbolic connotations, Kente embodies the Ghanaian people’s ingenuity and ...

Every year the king of the Ashanti people in Ghana commissions 10 ... Dua endorsed the design brand Kente Digital, allowing a new generation of the Kente designs to be designed with Photoshop.

which saw a gracious display of the glamour of Kente in several designs and colours. It was a glorious moment when for the first time, the President of the Republic of Ghana, joined the chiefs ...

Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and other Democratic lawmakers were draped in scarves made from a cloth of colourful geometric Ghanaian designs called kente. It turned ...

Do we want to protect the various Kente designs or do we want to make the word “Kente” synonymous with Ghana?” Her comments come at a time when there have been calls for provisions to ...

Mr Kwaku said high quality piece of kente with modern and sophisticated designs which sold for 400 Ghana cedis now go for 500 Ghana cedis. The less sophisticated designs that sold for about 350 Ghana ...

We in Ghana have absolute confidence in our fashion sense. We also happen to believe that the most beautiful and most dramatic fabric on this Earth is the kente, which is, of course, Ghanaian.

Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and other Democratic lawmakers were draped in scarves made from a cloth of colourful geometric Ghanaian designs called kente. It turned ...

Virgil Abloh's kente-inspired designs formed part of Louis Vuitton's Paris fashion show in January In our series of letters from African journalists, Ghanaian writer Elizabeth Ohene considers the ...