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African Dance Rhythms Set to Launch “Kalajah” in Accra

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A vibrant celebration of culture, rhythm, and identity is set to take center stage in Accra as African Dance Rhythms prepares to officially launch “Kalajah” in a highly anticipated live performance. The event, scheduled for August 7, 2026, promises to deliver an unforgettable artistic experience that blends tradition, storytelling, and powerful movement into one compelling showcase.

Taking place at Alliance Française Accra, the launch of “Kalajah” is expected to draw dance enthusiasts, culture lovers, creatives, and the general public into an immersive world where rhythm becomes language and movement becomes expression. The production is rooted in deep African cultural influences, using dance as a medium to communicate connection, strength, and identity.

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“Kalajah” is an artistic statement. Built on the philosophy of unity and energy, the concept explores how rhythm binds people together across backgrounds and experiences. Through carefully choreographed sequences and dynamic drumming patterns, audiences will witness how the body responds naturally to sound, creating a powerful synergy between performer and spectator.

The organizers, African Dance Rhythms, are known for their commitment to preserving and evolving African dance traditions. With “Kalajah,” they aim to push creative boundaries while staying grounded in cultural authenticity. The performance is expected to feature a fusion of traditional and contemporary dance styles, highlighting the richness and diversity of African movement.

One of the most exciting aspects of the event is its accessibility. In a bold move to encourage community participation and cultural appreciation, the organizers have made the event completely free. This open invitation ensures that everyone, regardless of background, has the opportunity to experience the magic of live African performance art.

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As the clock ticks toward 6 PM on August 7, anticipation continues to build. Attendees can expect an evening filled with electrifying energy, emotional storytelling, and a shared sense of belonging. “Kalajah” is poised not just to entertain, but to inspire, reminding everyone present of the power of culture, rhythm, and human connection.

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Candyman Lucas Mensah to Sponsor Central Music Awards’ New Artiste of the Year Category with GH¢5,000

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Renowned Ghanaian media personality and Founder of the Central Music Awards (CMA), Mr. Candyman Lucas Mensah, has pledged GH¢5,000 in sponsorship for the New Artiste of the Year category at the 15th Central Music Awards.

Candyman Lucas Mensah, Founder, Central Music Awards

Mr. Mensah made the announcement during the 15th CMA Seminar held on Saturday, August 29, 2026, at the Samrit Hotel in Cape Coast ahead of the 15th Anniversary Celebration of the prestigious Central Music Awards.

Speaking on the topic, “From an Idea to a Movement: The CMA Journey at 15,” Mr. Mensah reflected on the experiences that led to the establishment of the Central Music Awards, highlighting the challenges, achievements and lessons from the awards’ 15-year journey.

He also outlined his vision for the continued growth of the awards scheme, particularly its role in identifying, nurturing and promoting emerging musical talents from the Central Region to compete at higher levels.

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Announcing the sponsorship, Mr. Mensah said his contribution was driven by his commitment to supporting emerging artistes and creating opportunities for young talents within the region.

The sponsorship will support the New Artiste of the Year category as part of activities marking the 15th anniversary of the Central Music Awards.

The seminar, held under the theme “Celebrating the Journey, Taking Stock, Building Tomorrow,”brought together musicians, artiste managers, media personalities, bloggers, content creators, event organisers and other key stakeholders in the creative industry from across the Central Region’s 22 districts.

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The programme featured presentations by creative industry professionals and academics, including Dr. Margaret Delali Numekevor, Lecturer at the Department of Music and Dance, University of Cape Coast, and Nana Ekua Apeatsewah II, former Chairperson of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), Central Region.

The seminar was moderated by Mr. Bismark Botchwey, Deputy Communications Executive at Heritage Promotions.

The annual CMA seminar provides a platform for creatives to gain knowledge and practical insights into developing their craft, strengthening their brands, building professional networks and promoting their work to meet international standards.

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Source: Bismark Botchwey | Deputy Communications Executive | Heritage Promotions | Central Music Awards

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