Prof Wiafe Akenteng-led Natural Way Herbal Clinic has won an award
The Prof Wiafe Akenteng-led Natural Way Herbal Clinic has received another major recognition for its contributions to herbal medicine, winning the Herbal Medicine Excellence Award at the Sacred Crown Awards 2026, organised under the auspices of the Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II.
The award recognises the clinic's commitment to herbal practice, holistic wellbeing and the preservation of indigenous African medicinal knowledge.
According to the citation accompanying the award, Natural Way Herbal Clinic was recognised for drawing on nature's vast medicinal heritage and demonstrating the continuing relevance of indigenous health knowledge in contemporary healthcare.
It further commended the institution for “advancing natural healthcare while safeguarding botanical traditions and a valuable body of knowledge passed down through generations.”
The latest recognition adds to a growing list of accolades for Prof Wiafe Akenteng and Natural Way Herbal Clinic, following the company's recent award in New York, United States.
The back-to-back international and local recognitions are proof of the growing attention being given to the clinic's work in herbal medicine and its efforts to promote natural healthcare.
The Sacred Crown Awards, organised by the Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, celebrate individuals and institutions whose contributions have made an impact in their respective fields and communities.
For Natural Way Herbal Clinic, the Herbal Medicine Excellence Award represents recognition not only of its work in herbal healthcare but also of the importance of preserving and promoting Africa's indigenous medicinal heritage.
With the latest honour, Prof Wiafe Akenteng and his team are expected to build on their work in advancing herbal medicine and contributing to the broader recognition of traditional African healing knowledge.
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