Twelve Tribes of Israel Ghana to mark 40th anniversary with concert — MyJoyOnline

The Ghanaian chapter of the religious and cultural organization Twelve Tribes of Israel will hold its 40th anniversary celebration in Accra on December 6, 2026. The central event will be a concert at the Arts Centre featuring Ghanaian and international reggae and highlife performers, MyJoyOnline reports.

Concert program

International reggae performers Micah Shemaiah, Patrick Junior and Mariam Simone are expected to take the stage. The program also includes performances by Ghanaian musicians Aklerh, Ras Caleb Appiah Levi, Nii Darko Positive D and Natty Gad, as well as other special guests.

The organizers announced an evening of music, cultural expression and unity dedicated to the activities of TTI Ghana. The chapter, founded in 1986 in La, is based on the principles of Rastafarianism. Over four decades, the organization has supported spiritual development, social justice, community service and the preservation of African heritage through music, education and information initiatives.

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Community initiatives

The anniversary program also includes a donation to Nsawam Prison to support rehabilitation programs and prisoners' welfare. In addition, a football event for community youth is planned to promote unity through sport.

Celebration participants will also visit Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and other historical sites to recall Ghana's role in Pan-Africanism and the struggle for justice. Twelve Tribes of Israel Ghana overseer Ahuma Bosco Ocansey said the celebration is intended to demonstrate Rastafarianism's contribution to national development. He also mentioned President John Dramani Mahama's statement at the UN, in which slavery was called the gravest crime against humanity.