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Ghananya (Ewe) is a compelling collection of poetry written in Ewe, one of Ghana’s major indigenous languages. This beautifully curated volume showcases the richness of Ewe literary expression and the enduring power of Ghanaian oral and written traditions.
✨ The poems explore themes such as identity, culture, love, nature, and nationhood, drawing from the deep well of Ewe linguistic rhythm and metaphor.
✨ Authored and compiled by literary voices associated with the Bureau of Ghana Languages, this collection is an essential addition to Ghana’s growing body of literature in local languages.
✨ Ghananya (Ewe) not only preserves the poetic beauty of the Ewe tongue but also encourages readers—both native speakers and learners—to connect with the language on a creative and emotional level.
✨ A perfect fit for educational institutions, language scholars, poetry lovers, and those seeking to reconnect with Ghanaian linguistic heritage.
✅ Key Highlights
• A fully Ewe-language poetry collection celebrating Ghanaian identity and expression
• Produced in collaboration with the Bureau of Ghana Languages
• Supports language preservation and literary diversity in Ghana
• Ideal for schools, cultural organizations, and language learning centers
• A creative literary tool for Ewe language students and educators
⚡ Ghananya (Ewe) is ideal for:
• Ewe speakers and students of the language
• Ghanaian literature and language instructors
• Poetry lovers and linguists exploring African oral and literary traditions
• Cultural institutions promoting indigenous languages and local authors

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Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	Ghananya (Ewe)
Author	Bureau of Ghana Languages (Compiler)
ISBN	—
Year Published	—
Format	Paperback
Weight	0.4 kg
Tags	Ewe Poetry, Ghananya, Kofi Anyidoho, Ghanaian Languages, Bureau of Ghana Languages, Indigenous Literature

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- About the Publisher: Bureau of Ghana Languages

The Bureau of Ghana Languages is a government institution committed to the development, promotion, and publication of literature in Ghana’s indigenous languages. Through works like Ghananya (Ewe), the Bureau continues to champion cultural preservation and educational advancement across linguistic lines.