🇬🇭 Ghana Turns 68 – Let’s Celebrate Culture on a Plate! 🎉🍽️

Ghana is 68, and that’s something truly special! It’s a moment of pride, reflection, and, of course, celebration. In this special Independence Day edition, we’re bringing you something unique—an experience that blends history, culture, and food in the most delightful way.

Join us as we kick things off with a powerful spoken word piece, setting the stage for a lively and heartfelt conversation about two of Ghana’s most beloved dishes—fufu and jollof rice. More than just food, they tell stories of tradition, identity, and the essence of Ghanaian culture.

So, grab a seat at our table and savor Culture on a Plate with JP & Mamavi.

Enjoy! 🎙️✨

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