During its inception, the internet was seen as a vital instrument for democracy and equality. In 2020, amidst a global pandemic and racial inequalities that are very much still alive, it is time to ask: Whose stories are told and who is telling these stories on the internet? And how do Artificial Intelligence, Algorithms and Bots shape our view of the world and perpetuate racisms? This is where the new Goethe-Institut project "Decolonise The Internet" sees its core.

Showcasing videos of artistic creations by musicians, dancers, poets, writers and visual artists during the three-week partial lockdown in Ghana.

 The Book Date Night is an event for avid, average and even first time readers to hang out in a fun and romantic setting with their dates. The purpose is to give out books freely to continually ignite and inspire passion for reading.

Goethe-Institut Ghana presents  KASA BIBLIOTHEK, a  Plattform to discuss specific and diverse topics which will be interspersed with musical performance. The first event comes off at the Goethe-Institut Library on Friday, 27th March, 2020.
 

This 3-day workshop, the first in an intended workshop series in 2020/21, aims at creating a mutual forum for key practitioners in the field of cultural heritage in Ghana and bringing them together to jointly “map” important heritage collections in the country. The special focus will be on collections of music and other forms of expressive culture as an important store of African and World Heritage and knowledge.

Music In Africa is an information and exchange web portal dedicated to the African music sector.