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Kojo Antwi donates piano to Aburi Arts and Crafts Centre

Legendary Ghanaian musician Kojo Antwi has donated a piano to the Aburi Arts and Crafts Centre in the Eastern Region, in a gesture aimed at supporting the centre’s role in promoting Ghana’s cultural and creative heritage. The donation has been welcomed by the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, who described […]

Kojo Antwi donates piano to Aburi Arts and Crafts Centre

Legendary Ghanaian musician Kojo Antwi has generously donated a piano to the Aburi Arts and Crafts Centre in the Eastern Region. This act of kindness aims to bolster the centre's mission to promote Ghana's rich cultural and creative heritage. The donation has been met with enthusiastic praise from the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, who sees it as a powerful demonstration of trust in the centre's role within Ghana's creative economy.

During her visit to the Aburi Arts and Crafts Centre as part of her Eastern Regional Familiarisation Tour, Madam Gomashie commended the centre's management for their efforts in maintaining an inviting and well-kept environment. She emphasized the significance of such initiatives in fostering Ghanaian creativity, craftsmanship, and cultural expression.

Madam Gomashie also urged increased patronage of locally made Ghanaian products, stressing the importance of supporting indigenous creativity as part of the country's tourism experience. The Aburi Arts and Crafts Centre continues to serve as a vital hub for authentic Ghanaian crafts, offering visitors a chance to explore and purchase locally made products while directly supporting artisans and the broader creative sector.

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