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Heritage and Cultural Society of Africa The Heritage and Cultural Society of Africa (HACSA) is an NGO which advocates the protection and preservation of African history, heritage and culture.

09/10/2026

POV: You’re reliving the magic of Tech4Girls Cohort 5.0! 🎬💻💙💚

The coding, the creativity, the masterclasses, the friendships, the growth - EVERY moment mattered! 🥹✨

One cohort. Countless memories. Endless possibilities. 🚀

Hit play and take a trip down memory lane with us! 🎥

And remember, graduation is just the beginning. 👩🏽‍💻🌟

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05/10/2026

A NEW GENERATION RISES. A NEW DECADE BEGINS. 🎓🚀💙

Two powerful milestones. One unforgettable celebration.

We celebrated the graduation of 80 scholars from Tech4Girls Cohort 5 after 12 weeks of learning, coding, innovation, leadership and growth - and officially launched the HACSA@10 Sankofa Summit 2026. ✨

From powerful scholar testimonies and Hackathon presentations to Outstanding Scholar Awards and the unveiling of the Sankofa bird sculpture, the day was a celebration of potential, progress and possibility.

We were honoured to welcome H.E. Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, alongside distinguished guests, partners, mentors, families and the HACSA community.

To our Cohort 5 girls: you came to learn, you came to build, and now you are ready to lead. 💻👩🏾‍💻🔥

Congratulations, Tech4Girls Cohort 5! 🎓

The future is yours to build. 🚀

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01/10/2026

🎓 80 GIRLS.....ONE BIG CELEBRATION! 🎉💙

They came to learn.
They came to grow.
They came to challenge themselves.
And now… they graduate! 🥹🎓✨

We are celebrating 80 amazing young women from Tech4Girls Cohort 5 after 12 weeks of digital skills, innovation, leadership, confidence and sisterhood. 👩🏽‍💻💚

80 certificates.
80 stories.
80 dreams.
Countless possibilities. 🚀

Cohort 5, this is not the end — it’s the beginning of your next chapter.

Congratulations, ladies! We are so proud of you! 🎉👏🏽

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25/09/2026

Everyone knows what happened to Rwanda in 1994. 🇷🇼

Almost nobody talks enough about what happened after.

Three decades later, Rwanda stands as a striking example of rebuilding, resilience and transformation — with high levels of women’s political representation, strong economic growth, and Kigali widely recognised for its cleanliness.

A country is not defined forever by its darkest chapter.

There is always a story being written after the tragedy.

What are we building for Africa’s next chapter? 🌍

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18/09/2026

👀🎶 You’ve probably seen Fela Kuti’s face. But do you know his story?

Burna Boy has Fela’s face tattooed on his arm and has called him his hero. 🇳🇬

But Fela Kuti was more than a musical icon.

He was the pioneer of Afrobeat — a genre that fused music, culture, and powerful social commentary, creating a sound that would influence generations far beyond Nigeria.

His legacy lives on through artists, musicians, and creatives across Africa and around the world. 🌍✨

At HACSA, we believe our heritage should not just live in history books. It should live through us.

Because when we know the stories behind our icons, we understand the legacy we carry forward. 💙

🎥 Watch the full story and meet the legend behind the legacy.

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08/09/2026

Our heritage is our story. Our languages are our voice. Our culture is our identity. 🌍✨

At HACSA, we celebrate Africa’s rich heritage, preserve our cultural identity, and share our stories with the world.

From Kiswahili to the countless languages, traditions, and voices across our continent, every story matters. Every tradition carries a legacy. Every language connects us to who we are.

We preserve. We celebrate. We connect. ❤️🌍

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04/09/2026

Whilst the world wasn’t watching… they were BUILDING. 👩🏾‍💻✨

They saw a problem.
They had an idea.
They built something to make a difference.

Today, we’re shining a light on five incredible people whose creativity, courage and problem-solving deserve to be celebrated. 👏🏾

Because this is what we believe in at HACSA:

✨ Those who build.
✨ Girls who innovate.
✨ Girls who solve real problems.
✨ People who know they belong in tech.

Tech4Girls isn’t just about learning technology. It’s about giving young women the confidence to use technology to create solutions that matter.

The world may not have been watching yet.

But we were. And we’re proud. 💙💚

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19/08/2026

A conversation. A little encouragement. A powerful reminder to GO BEYOND. 🚀

We were honoured to welcome Nartey, CEO of Diplomatic Affairs and Media Communication, to the HACSA Campus, where she spent time with our Tech4Girls girls sharing, inspiring and challenging them to become more.

Her message was simple but powerful: don’t settle for where you are. Upgrade yourself. Learn more. Do more. Become more.

Because the woman you are becoming requires you to keep growing beyond the woman you are today. 💙

At HACSA, we are committed to creating spaces where young women can learn, connect with inspiring leaders, discover their potential and prepare themselves for bigger opportunities.

Thank you, Ms. Harriet Nartey, for investing your time and wisdom in the next generation of women in tech. 🙏🏾

The future belongs to those who prepare for it.

12/08/2026

Midweek slump? Let’s take a little trip around Africa… one plate at a time. 😋🌍

How well do you know your African food? 👀

Take our HACSA Food Trivia, drop your score in the comments, then tell us:

🍽️ What ONE African dish should everyone try at least once?

Let’s turn the comments into Africa’s biggest menu! 😂👇🏾

And speaking of bringing Africa together… HACSA@10 is coming this December. Culture, connection, heritage and so much more. 🌍✨

To register or find out more visit our website www.thehacsa.org

09/08/2026

HACSA @ 10: Spotlight on Dawadawa

Dawadawa, made from the seeds of the African Locust Bean Tree (Parkia biglobosa), is one of Africa’s valuable indigenous food resources. For generations, it has enriched our meals, supported local livelihoods, and preserved traditional knowledge across West Africa.

As we mark HACSA @ 10, we continue to promote Africa’s unique products and cultural heritage, inspiring pride in our identity and traditions.

🇬🇭 What is your favorite Ghanaian dish made with Dawadawa? Share it in the comments.

Find out more at www.thehacsa.org [link in bio]

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Peach Avenue
Accra

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Monday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 17:00
Thursday 10:00 - 17:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00

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+233505008002

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