The Ahanta language, spoken in the Western Region, is one of the languages identified as being at risk of extinction.
This is because many people are unable to write or speak the language.
Through songs, a group is trying to keep the Ahanta language in the minds and on the lips of people, especially those within the area.
In the first of our series of stories to celebrate Ghana month, JoyNews travelled to Takoradi to meet the people behind the choir.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Alleged National Security operative remanded over GH₵1m recruitment scam
4 minutes -
Sametro Group of Companies donates to widows in Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality to mark Christmas
25 minutes -
Morocco’s Family Code revision proposals unveiled in Rabat
2 hours -
Saglemi fire: No documents lost, redevelopment project unaffected – Oppong Nkrumah
2 hours -
WAEC uncertain about meeting Dec. 29 deadline for WASSCE results
2 hours -
‘She Leads Project’ calls for more female representation in politics to address women’s issues
3 hours -
DJ Promise crowned Best Radio DJ at Dangme Music Awards 2024
3 hours -
Re-collation: Court sets Dec. 27 to hear NDC’s suit against EC
3 hours -
Let’s remain positive, optimistic, and with calmness, rebrand our party – Afenyo-Markin
3 hours -
L’aîné HR celebrates 30 years of excellence in HR management in Ghana
4 hours -
Corporate Wellness: Elegant Homes emphasizes impact of Annual Health and Family Fun Day
4 hours -
BoG issues bancassurance directives to stakeholders in financial sector; warns of sanctions
5 hours -
African Paralympic Committee President sends festive greetings to fraternity
5 hours -
Ghana-Russia Centre holds its first corporate social responsibility event in Ghana
5 hours -
Mozambique’s opposition leader vows to install himself as president
6 hours