Kundum Festival lasts for a period of eight days and involves activities like drumming and feasting, as well as the sacrifice of animals by the elders of the people. The sacrifice usually involves slaughtering of a fowl in a stool room by a few selected and designated people who are normally elders of the town....Read More

The Kundum festival is celebrated by the Ahanta and Nzema people in the Western part of Ghana, precisely the Western region. The festival originally began in the late part of the 1700 but has undergone a lot of changes over the last couple of centuries. However, the core idea behind the festival which describes it...Read More

Kundum Festival is celebrated by the people of Ahanta Nzema in the Central region of Ghana. Unlike most Ghanaian festivals which have specific commencement date and schedules, the Kundum festival does not have such, instead, the commencement of the festival is based on the day the fruit of a certain type of Palm tree become...Read More

The chiefs and people Lower Dixcove in the Western Region climaxed the celebration of the annual Kundum festival last Saturday, August 18, 2018. Kundum, the festival of the Ahanta and Nzema people is marked over a four-week period to signify victory over hunger. It is marked between August and September which is usually the bumper...Read More