The second day of the Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair in Ho ended with a cultural performance by the Woelinam Borborbor ...
Sessinam’s award-winning Ghana’s Most Beautiful 2026 run showcases Ewe culture and earns Volta backing, including a GH¢10,000 ...
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Patrons at the 2026 Back to Your Village Food Festival were drawn to the dance floor as the Edzordzinam Fafali Borborbor Band delivered a vibrant performance that became one of the highlights on Day ...
The countdown is on for the Ghana Month Friday Bazaar, powered by Media General, as celebrations of Ghana’s rich culture and heritage continue throughout the month. As part of activities marking Ghana ...
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HE’S gone it alone. Yes, and singer and songwriter Kenkubii is not doing just that, he’s venturing the solo road with a unique style he calls Afrobeat-Highlife-Borborbor Fusion. Although he is yet to ...
Ho, Sept. 30, GNA – The second edition of the National Borborbor Championship, which ended Saturday, brought the city of Ho to life, as thousands of spectators thronged the streets to witness nine ...
The Borborbor dance, a vibrant cultural tradition of the Ewe people, was showcased at a funeral in Tsito, Volta Region The dance, known for its energetic waist-twisting and swift movements, has been a ...
As conversations about Ghana’s traditional dances evolve, the Efadzinam Borborbor Band is setting the record straight. Lizabeth Akusika Bada, the band’s Public Relations Officer, has addressed and ...
The Efadzinam Borborbor Band is calling for renewed efforts to promote and preserve one of Ghana’s most vibrant traditional dance and music types - borborbor. Speaking on EVIBES Musical band series, ...
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