The Twelve Tribes of Israel Ghana Chapter is set to commemorate its 40th anniversary with a grand celebration at the Arts Centre in Accra on Saturday, December 6, 2026. This milestone event will feature a concert with international and Ghanaian reggae and highlife artistes. The celebration aims to honour Rastafari's contributions to national development over four decades.
The anniversary concert will showcase a powerful lineup of artistes, including Micah Shemaiah, Patrick Junior, and Mariam Simone, who will perform alongside local talents such as Aklerh, Ras Caleb Appiah Levi, Nii Darko Positive D, and Natty Gad. The event promises to be an evening of conscious music, cultural expression, and unity, celebrating TTI Ghana's enduring legacy.
In addition to the concert, the 40th anniversary celebrations will include community-focused activities. These activities comprise a donation to Nsawam Prisons to support rehabilitation and welfare initiatives. There will also be a community soccer challenge aimed at engaging the youth and fostering unity through sport.
The community activities will also feature a visit to the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and other historical sites. This is part of TTI Ghana's efforts to reflect on Ghana's leadership in Pan-Africanism and justice. These activities demonstrate TTI Ghana's commitment to community development, youth empowerment, and cultural heritage preservation.
Ahuma Bosco Ocansey, Overseer of the Twelve Tribes of Israel Ghana, highlighted the significance of the anniversary. He stated that the celebration is a testament to Rastafari's contributions to national development. Ocansey cited President John Dramani Mahama's recent statement at the United Nations as a reflection of the values and advocacy work TTI has championed over the years.
The Twelve Tribes of Israel Ghana Chapter is a faith-based and cultural organisation rooted in Rastafari principles. Established in La in 1986, TTI Ghana has promoted spiritual growth, social justice, community service, and the preservation of African heritage through music, education, and outreach initiatives for four decades.
The organisation's anniversary celebration is a testament to its dedication to community development and cultural preservation. With its various activities, TTI Ghana aims to engage the community, promote unity, and celebrate its legacy.
Key points
- The Twelve Tribes of Israel Ghana Chapter will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a concert and community activities.
- The anniversary event will feature international and local artistes, including Micah Shemaiah and Aklerh.
- The organisation's activities underscore its commitment to community development, youth empowerment, and cultural heritage preservation.
