Event:Culture Connect Africa/African Film & Cinema/2025/Dagbani Community

Culture Connect Africa Project is a WikiProject by African & Proud (AP) that aims to improve Wikipedia’s content on African culture. It is more than just adding information it is about telling African stories, celebrating traditions, and sharing creativity with the world.

This project includes different sub-projects, each focusing on a unique part of African heritage, such as arts, languages, and history. By working together, we can make sure African culture is well represented and easily accessible to everyone.

Culture Connect Africa is open to all who want to contribute and help make Wikipedia a more diverse and inclusive platform.

The key goals of this project include:

 Improve Wikipedia’s representation of African film, cinema, and notable Film industry, ensuring these aspects of African identity are well-documented.

 Increase the visibility of African filmmakers, actors, directors, and films on Wikipedia and Wikidata.

 List of articles for the Ghana participants 
Here is a List of articles suggestion that you can work on; Specifically made for the Ghana participants:

1. Freema Agyeman

2. Nana Akua Addo

3. Pascal Aka

4. Idris Elba

5. Venus Films

6. Abdul Salam Mumuni 

7. Things We Do for Love (Ghanaian TV series) 

8. Deadly Voyage 

9. The Perfect Picture (2009 film) 

10. Kwesi Boakye 

11. Sankofa (film) 

12. The Cursed Ones 

13. Beasts of No Nation (film) 

14. Adeline Ama Buabeng 

15. Michaela Coel 

16. Paul Danquah 

17. David Oscar Dogbe 

18. Pascaline Edwards 

19. Idris Elba 

20. Souad Faress 

21. Ian Jazzi 

22. Joseph Otsiman 

23. Hugh Quarshie 

24. Sam Sarpong 

25. Kwaku Sintim-Misa 

26. Eddie Tagoe 

27. Reggie Tsiboe 

28. George Williams 

29. Reggie Yates 

30. Obra (TV program) 

31. Juliet Ibrahim 

32. Lydia Forson 

33. Emelia Brobbey 

34. Peter Mensah 

35. David Dontoh 

36. Christabel Ekeh 

37. Juliet Asante 

38. Mac Jordan Amartey 

39. Akosua Busia 

40. Ama K. Abebrese