Nea onnim no sua a, ohu – Who does not know can know from learning; symbol of knowledge, life-long education and continued quest for knowledge
The Ghana Nsem masthead design was independently conceived in mid-2009. It turns out that www.houseofknowledge.com was already using the Adinkra symbol of lifelong quest for knowledge in its design, and that Akoben, a Ghana Network for Women’s Rights (NETRIGHT) publication, was also already using the Adinkra war horn symbol in its design. Ghana Nsem hereby acknowledges their prior use of the symbols.

Akoben – war horn; symbol of vigilance and wariness; a call to arms
The Ghana Nsem masthead design was independently conceived in mid-2009. It turns out that www.houseofknowledge.com was already using the Adinkra symbol of lifelong quest for knowledge in its design, and that Akoben, a Ghana Network for Women’s Rights (NETRIGHT) publication, was also already using the Adinkra war horn symbol in its design. Ghana Nsem hereby acknowledges their prior use of the symbols.

This site is primarily for information on Ghana and analysis of its past, present and future in the context of Africa and the world. Ghana Nsem will grow in scope and detail, reviewing the nature, content, direction and pace of Ghana’s development. Ghana Nsem invites words of experience seeking wisdom, to help us all read, listen, think, write, discuss and take more solid steps forward...