Tickling the Ghanaian: Encounters with Contemporary Culture

Name: Tickling the Ghanaian: Encounters with Contemporary Culture
SKU: BK302
Price: 150.00 GHS
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A book on contemporary Ghanaian culture and heritage.

In this book, Kofi Akpabli seeks to unravel what at all tickles the Ghanaian. Is it Sunday afternoon’s after church Omo Tuo and beer, or when Ghana is ‘beating’ its arch-rivals in sports, Nigeria?

Articles in this book include the two that won him the CNN/Multichoice Journalist Award for Arts and Culture back to back in 2010 and 2011, becoming the first journalist, in the award’s history, to have won one category back to back: The Serious Business of Soup in Ghana and What is Right with Akpeteshie.

Following his usual humorous style of writing, Tickling the Ghanaian promises to be funny and educating. Kofi takes a different view of what we have perceived as always to be archaic. Kofi has eyes of details and tells his story the best way it could possibly be told.

SKU: BK302 Categories: African Authors, Author Origin, Best Seller, Family & Lifestyle, Ghana, Literature & Fiction, Travel Tags: DAkpabli & Associates, Kofi Akpabli, Tickling the Ghanaian

GHS 10 to deliver within Accra and Tema and GHS 20 to deliver outside Accra and Tema.

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Weight	0.35 kg

Kofi Akpabli

Kofi Akpabli is a Ghanaian academic, journalist, publisher, tourism consultant and cultural activist. He is a two-time winner of the CNN Multichoice African Journalist for Arts and Culture Awards. His latest work ‘Made in Nima’ has been featured in the new Commonwealth Anthology which was published in May 2016 Safe House: Explorations into Creative Non-Fiction.

Akpabli has four books to his credit and currently works as a lecturer at Central University College in Ghana. He is a founding member of Ghana Cultural Forum and has participated in Xplore FrankfurtRheinemann 2012, Tallberg Forum, Sweden 2011, Berlin Art Festival 2010 and the Düsseldorf Art Preview 2010.

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