A Brief About The Bulsa of Northern Ghana

The Bulsa people are an ethnic group living in the Upper East Region of Ghana. They are known for their rich culture, unique customs, and traditional way of life. In this blog post, we will explore the history, culture, and traditions of the Bulsa people.

Buluk History: Questions begging for answers

We are Bulsa because we have connections with Buluk. But, have we all paused for a second to ask about the meanings of these terms, "Buluk" and "Bulsa/Builsa/Bulsa"?

Ghanatta Writes: Don't Cut Our Mahogany Trees!

The ongoing discussion about the Sandema mahogany trees and the road is a wake-up call to realities we, Bulsa, have always preferred to ignore because we think taking time off to think and reflect on serious issues is inconveniencing.

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The Canopy, The Road and The Big Debate

Recently, there has been a big debate on social media when news broke on Ghanaweb about the felling of the historic mahogany trees for the construction of the Sandema town stretch of the Navrongo - Sandema - Weisi road. Many people have advocated for the construction of

WATCH: Feok Festival 2019 - Arrival of Paramount Chief

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Feok Festival 2019 Review

The 2019 edition of the Feok festival witnessed a great display of culture and tradition as usual. The spice of this year's celebration was the display of cultural artifacts by the Bulsa Heritage and Cultural Society [BHCS] being spearheaded by Mr. John Agandin.

The Year 2017 In Review

The year 2017 was an eventful one on THE ROAD TO SANDEMA. As is usual of every society, there were high and low moments. First, was the Paramount Chief's message to all Bulsa to introspect on the progress made the previous year and to contribute more meaningfully to the development of Buluk.

Feok Festival Celebrations; The Missing Link

The Feok festival has always been celebrated in the same old-fashioned style, where everybody prepares and attends only the grand durbar. But, Feok is more than just the grand durbar. It could even be more if certain things are done right. 

Buluk, Where Are You?

Nab Azagsuk Azantilow II, paramount chief of Buluk, with some elders.

At this year's new year celebration with Paramount Chief of the Bulsa traditional area, Nab Azagsuk Azantinlow II at his palace, he admonished all citizens of

WATCH: Feok Festival 2016 Rehearsals

The Feok festival rehearsals are ongoing. Feok festival 2016 grand durbar comes off on the 15th of December. Come and witness a grand display of culture and tradition as the people of Buluk, a tribe in the Upper East region of Ghana, celebrate their annual Feok festival. Don't miss this great opportunity to be a part of Buluk's history.

Why Northern Ghana Youth Migrate

The story has always been told of how northern youth who migrate to the southern parts of Ghana often struggle for survival all in the name of searching for "greener pastures." Accommodation, food, water, and attending nature's call suddenly become expensive.

Ghanaian Elections And What Matters Most

Many people interested in politics often honor the call when the opportunity presents itself. They do so by standing to be elected to serve (which I don't always believe to be true). It is always a mix of people with a mix of promises, some selfish and others selfless, jostling here and there for votes.

10 Steps To a Better Barbering Business

The demand for good barbering services will always be strong. What's more,

3 Things I Would Have Done As The President of Ghana

It is unfortunate that I'm not the president. And may not be one in the nearest future. But, I hope it won't be long before I achieve that feat. By the way, in case I become the president of Ghana one day, these are some of the things I intend to do.