Twelve Tribes of Israel Ghana Chapter 40th Anniversary Celebration

The Twelve Tribes of Israel Ghana Chapter (TTI Ghana) is set to commemorate its 40th anniversary with a celebration on Saturday, December 6, 2026. Held at the Arts Centre in Accra, the event aims to honor Rastafari's four decades of contributions to national development in Ghana.

The celebration will include an anniversary concert showcasing a lineup of international reggae artists like Micah Shemaiah, Patrick Junior, and Mariam Simone, sharing the stage with Ghanaian talents such as Aklerh, Ras Caleb Appiah Levi, Nii Darko Positive D, and Natty Gad. The concert promises an evening of conscious music, cultural expression, and unity.

Beyond the musical performances, the anniversary program features community-focused activities. These include a donation drive for Nsawam Prisons to support rehabilitation and welfare initiatives, a community soccer challenge to engage youth and foster unity through sport, and visits to the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and other places of historical interest to reflect on Ghana’s leadership in Pan-Africanism and justice.

Established in La in 1986, TTI Ghana is a faith-based and cultural organization rooted in Rastafari principles. For four decades, it has promoted spiritual growth, social justice, community service, and the preservation of African heritage through music, education, and outreach initiatives.