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Ghana’s cultural heritage takes centre stage in Moscow as Mahama visits Kente exhibition

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Ghana’s cultural heritage takes centre stage in Moscow as Mahama visits Kente exhibition

President John Mahama visited Woven Meanings, an exhibition dedicated to Ghana’s traditional kente textile, at the All-Russian Museum of Decorative Arts in Moscow on the sidelines of his participation in the Russia-Africa Summit.

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6 developments over 6 days, 5 newsrooms in all

  1. Day 1 Thu, 29 Oct Ghana’s Kente Heritage takes centre stage in Moscow as Mahama visits exhibition First reported by Ghana News Agency · 3 newsrooms
  2. Day 3 Sat, 31 Oct Kente shines in Moscow - 11,000 Visitors throng exhibition Reported first by Graphic Online
  3. Day 3 Sat, 31 Oct Kente Diplomacy: Mahama Showcases Ghana’s Cultural Heritage in Moscow Reported first by Graphic Showbiz
  4. Day 4 Sun, 1 Nov Mahama highlights kente’s role in deepening Ghana-Russia relations Reported first by CitiNewsroom.com
  5. Day 5 Mon, 2 Nov EU-Ghana Agribusiness Exhibition Forum in Accra: Companies showcase products, investment opportunities Reported first by Graphic Online
  6. Today Tue, 3 Nov Ghana’s cultural heritage takes centre stage in Moscow as Mahama visits Kente exhibition Reported first by MyJoyOnline · you're reading this

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