Organisers of the AfroFuture Festival, a celebration of Africa’s diverse culture, including music, food, fashion and the arts, as well as the vibrant work of African creatives and entrepreneurs, has unveiled the sensational lineup for this year’s edition of the festival scheduled to hold in Accra, Ghana.
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The lined up artistes include, Afrobeats icons, Davido, J Hus, and Black Sherif, as headlining acts. The festival, which is set to hold at the El Wak Sports Stadium Accra, on Thursday, December 28, and Friday, December 29, according to Culture Management Group (CMG), promises to be an unforgettable two-day event.
The CEO and co-founder of AfroFuture, Abdul Karim Abdullah said that alongside these performers, the festival will showcase an array of both local and international musical talents, ensuring a diverse and dynamic entertainment experience for all attendees.
He added that this year’s theme, Black Unification and Pan Africanism, is a testament to its commitment to uniting the global African diaspora, adding that the theme pays homage to the achievements of black pioneers worldwide and underscores their contributions to art, culture, and innovation.
Abdul Karim averred that the festival would delve into global connections and shared experiences among African people, including discussions on the Pan-African movement history, the diaspora’s role in global politics, and the importance of diaspora unity.
“The festival grounds will be transformed to represent various cultural concepts, each dedicated to exploring the realms of art, music, fashion, culture, and cuisine. Each of these spaces will bring together a diverse array of local creatives, culinary experts, musicians, and artists, crafting an immersive and unexpected world for festival-goers to explore,” he said.
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Emphasising the significance of the festival, the chief executive added that “AfroFuture has always been more than just a festival; it’s a comprehensive celebration of African culture, its people, talents, and serves as a platform to acknowledge the broader contributions we make to the world.
“This Detty December, we’re returning bigger, better, and stronger, eager to provide our global supporters with an unforgettable experience that seamlessly blends food, art, fashion, and music.”
On his part, the COO & co-founder of Afrochella, Kenny Agyapong Jr., shared the festival’s role in boosting tourism and hospitality in Ghana, saying, “Every year, we look forward to contributing to the growth of Ghana’s tourism and hospitality sectors by welcoming international visitors back to the country to experience not only our events but all that Ghana has to offer.
“As one of Ghana’s most recognized cultural moments, AfroFuture will continue to foster engagement, increase interest, and boost tourism within the country, with a goal to make Ghana a premier destination for all travelers worldwide.”
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