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Friday, July 22, 2011

EDT-Africa, our logo

 BOA ME NA ME MMOA WO

"Help me and let me help you” - is a literal translation from the Twi language of the meaning of the above Adinkra symbol.

The symbol EDT-Africa chose as our logo depicts co-operation and interdependence. We believe it is only when we work hand in hand with the various communities that we (together) can make a change in their livelihoods.

Adinkra symbols were created by the Akans of Ghana and Gyaman of La Cote d'Ivoire. These symbols have distinct meanings are often linked to proverbs or wise sayings. They were originally used mostly for a special screen printed fabric and on sacred carved stools. They are now used extensively in architecture, pottery etc..

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Nana Kwahin IV (the chief of Kwahinkrom) receiving donation from EDT-Africa co-ordinator,

Nana Kwahin IV and elders of Kwahinkrom

More pictures .....

KWAHINKROM 2009

KWAHINKROM 2009
Uncle Quaison (an elder of royal family of Kwahinkrom)

A cross-section of the inhabitants of Kwahinkrom.

Nana Kwahin IV and the elders of Kwahinkrom addressing the community

Locals of Kwahinkrom who attended the meeting at the new community centre