Q. How can I celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Pan‑African Congress of 1926 in Ghana?

Celebrating the centenary of the 1926 Pan‑African Congress in Ghana can be a vibrant mix of history, culture, and community action. Here are some ideas you can organize or join, all doable within a few months: 1. **Historical Exhibit & Walking Tour** * Partner with the National Museum of Ghana or the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum to curate photos, letters, and newspaper clippings from the 1926 Congress. * Create a short “Pan‑African Trail” in Accra that stops at sites linked to the Congress (e.g., the former Legislative Council building, churches where delegates met). 2. **Speaker Series & Panels** * Invite scholars such as Dr. Ama Afoa or Dr. Kwame Osei to discuss the Congress’s impact on Ghanaian independence, Pan‑Africanism, and today’s Black diaspora. * Include voices from the diaspora—American, Caribbean, and European activists—to show the global reach of the movement. 3. **Arts & Performance Festival**