On April 11, 2025, the British Council in Ghana will host the 5th anniversary of the highly anticipated National Academy of Students’ Achievement Awards (NASAAG).
This prestigious event, which celebrates the academic achievements of students, will also serve as a platform to showcase the rich cultural heritage of Ghana and Africa.
A key highlight of the evening will be the dynamic performance by the cultural group African Dance Rhythms, a group that has earned a reputation for bringing African traditions to life through the power of dance and rhythm.
African Dance Rhythms is a cultural movement that seeks to preserve, promote, and celebrate African dance forms across generations. The group focuses on highlighting the diverse dance styles from different regions of Africa, each with its own rhythm, movement, and cultural significance.
From the energetic drum beats of Ghana to the elegant dance steps of the Maasai in Kenya, African Dance Rhythms embraces the wide array of African dance traditions, using performance as a medium to educate, entertain, and engage audiences.
At the National Academy of Students’ Achievement Awards, African Dance Rhythms will take center stage to showcase the vibrant and diverse traditions that define African culture. Through their performance, the group will demonstrate the deep connections between dance, music, and storytelling that are core to many African communities.
The audience will be treated to a unique cultural experience, one that speaks to the heart and soul of African heritage.
With performances both locally and internationally, African Dance Rhythms fosters cultural exchange and deepens appreciation for African traditions.
