Experience the vibrant and soulful Adowa and Agbadza dances, which are a celebration of Ghana's rich cultural heritage. The Adowa dance, performed by the Ashanti people, is a graceful and intricate dance form that pays tribute to ancestors and their memory. Meanwhile, the Agbadza dance, which originated from the times of war, has evolved into a popular recreational activity. Its roots can be traced back to a historic war dance called Atrikpui, and it is mainly performed by the Ewe people of the

African Dancing Aka Native Dancing From the Acholi Tribe in Uganda (1955) Video from British Pathé | History of Uganda