The 18th Panafest and Emancipation 2025 celebration united traditional leaders, Diasporan community members, and government officials, including Her Excellency the Vice President of the Republic of Ghana.
In Cape Coast, the heart of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, spirits soared as we honored the legacy of our ancestors.
We are deeply grateful for the love and affection demonstrated during the durbar, which embodied unity, strength, and a collective awakening towards a brighter future with a shared vision.
I would like to express a special thanks to several key contributors: the Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, the Oguaa Traditional Council, the Central Regional House of Chiefs, and various members of the African diaspora. I also acknowledge the Minister of Tourism, Culture & Creative Arts, the Central Regional Minister, as well as representatives from UNESCO, diplomats, and Osabarimba Kwesi Atta II, the Omanhene of Oguaa.
Thank you all and Ayekoo.
