Ghana Must Document Its Culture in Real Time Before We Lose Its Authenticity — Frederick Kofi Deladem Dro

Ghana must urgently rethink how it documents, preserves and teaches its cultural heritage, particularly as oral traditions continue to pass stories, customs and historical accounts from one generation to another.“We are missing the point of properly documenting these things in their original state,” Fluud said, stressing the need for Ghana to preserve its cultural heritage through photographs, videos, written records and properly researched documentation.

He argued that traditional oral methods have played an important role in preserving Ghanaian history, but they are not always sufficient to guarantee that cultural knowledge remains unchanged.