The Ghanaian and Surinamese day names that reflect a shared heritage

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• Kwame Angel 1 year ago

  And who says this is an Akan tradition? By the way, I was in Surinam in the 90s and they call Dokunu (what we now call kenkey in Ghana). Lot's to share. They believe in juju and withcraft just the same way we do. Their belisf ...
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  And who says this is an Akan tradition? By the way, I was in Surinam in the 90s and they call Dokunu (what we now call kenkey in Ghana). Lot's to share. They believe in juju and withcraft just the same way we do. Their belisfs about ancestors are the same as ours.

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• Sam Fante warrior. 1 year ago

  Fawaka mi brodas and sistas, alla sani bom ? One love to all of you Surinamese.

  Fawaka mi brodas and sistas, alla sani bom ? One love to all of you Surinamese.

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• Kk 1 year ago

  The reference was Ashanti so quote that! Inferior mindset people!

  The reference was Ashanti so quote that! Inferior mindset people!

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• Eman 1 year ago

  Look at the names :
  Akwasibu
  Aduowa
  Afuwa
  Yawa
  
  You can notice that they are not Ashanti as the British author claimed but rather Fanti/Ahanta/Nzima.
  
  The true Ashanti equivalents are
  
  Akosua for Akwasibu
  Adwoa for ...
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  Look at the names :
  Akwasibu
  Aduowa
  Afuwa
  Yawa
  
  You can notice that they are not Ashanti as the British author claimed but rather Fanti/Ahanta/Nzima.
  
  The true Ashanti equivalents are
  
  Akosua for Akwasibu
  Adwoa for Aduowa
  Afia for Afuwa
  Yaa for Yawa
  
  Even the surinamese female thursday-born YABA is still used by the Nzima/Ahanta till date.

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• BOY KOFI 1 year ago

  It's very true that we have some Ghanaian descendants in Surinam just like some other countries in the West Indies.
  I know that they share the same Kweku Ananse fairy tales like us.
  They also have a town called "Kormantse" ...
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  It's very true that we have some Ghanaian descendants in Surinam just like some other countries in the West Indies.
  I know that they share the same Kweku Ananse fairy tales like us.
  They also have a town called "Kormantse" just like the one in the Central region.
  Yes,we have some similarities because some of them were taken away from the Gold Coast to somewhere in America.Tnx.

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