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Ghana and Jamaica have launched the Ghana-Jamaica Homecoming Festival as part of efforts to strengthen cultural, historical and economic ties between the two countries.
The initiative is also expected to reconnect people of African descent with their roots while creating new opportunities for tourism, trade and cultural exchange.
The launch brought together cultural figures, creative industry stakeholders and guests from both countries, with Jamaican reggae star Gramps Morgan at the centre of the event.
Speaking about the initiative, Morgan stressed the importance of building a stronger bridge between Africa and the Caribbean through shared history and identity.

The festival is a joint effort between Broadway Entertainment and Dadason Entertainment, with execution spearheaded by Six Degrees Africa.
Organisers say the initiative will feature a range of activities, including cultural immersion experiences, business networking engagements and creative showcases designed to strengthen ties between Ghana and Jamaica while promoting a sense of global African unity.
The festival is being positioned as more than just a celebration of music and culture. Organisers say it is intended to open a wider conversation about ancestry, belonging and the role of the diaspora in Ghana’s development agenda.
For many participants, it also represents a chance to strengthen relationships between Ghana and Caribbean communities with shared historical roots.
Several notable personalities attended the launch, including Rex Omar, Kafui Dey and Bessa Simons, who joined other guests to express support for the festival and its broader vision.
Their presence highlighted growing interest in using culture as a tool for diplomacy, engagement and economic collaboration.

For visitors from the Caribbean, the event was described as a meaningful homecoming, offering not only celebration but also reconnection with history and identity.
Participants said the festival has the potential to create a lasting platform for dialogue, partnership and cultural understanding between Ghana and the diaspora.
As Ghana continues to position itself as a gateway for diaspora engagement, the Homecoming Festival adds to a growing list of initiatives aimed at making culture a central part of the country’s international outreach.
The festival will serve as a reminder that music, history and shared identity remain powerful forces for connection.




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