Kemetyu Global Economic Development Corporation

31/12/2025

Today, we commemorate the 44th Anniversary of the 31st December Revolution.

As a party, we remain firmly committed to the values that defined this historic moment—people-centered governance, social justice, accountability, and national renewal.

As we gather in Ada, we reflect on the gains made and renew our resolve to consolidate them in pursuit of a stronger, fairer Ghana.

29/12/2025

08/12/2025

🌍✨ COMING JANUARY 2026 ✨🌍

We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of NTEASEE HOUSE – our flagship Bed & Breakfast in East Legon, Accra!

Experience authentic Ghanaian hospitality with modern comfort. Nteasee House offers:
🛏️ Beautifully appointed guest rooms with kitchenettes
🌿 Organic, plant-based breakfast
🏊 Pool, garden & wellness spaces
🎨 Art gallery & cultural experiences
📶 High-speed WiFi & podcast studio

Whether you're a diaspora traveler reconnecting with home, a business professional, or a wellness seeker, Nteasee House welcomes you.

Learn more & stay updated: www.nteaseehousegh.com

Building Bridges. Breaking Barriers. Transforming Lives. 🌟

10/11/2025

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09/11/2025

09/11/2025

From Yensiso rises a king whose youth glows with ancient wisdom. Not just a ruler — a revelation. Nana Kwame Opoku Afriyie I, the Odikro of Yensiso, proves that leadership isn’t about age, but about vision, heart, and the courage to lift others higher. 👑🔥. Still

17/10/2025

Every dream. Every step. Every sacrifice.

All led to this moment.

In a few days, Ms. Titilayo Akua I. Smith will seek the final approvals and go through the final rites to become Nkosuohemea / Development Queen Mother of Mampong.

👑 The crown awaits.

15/10/2025

From the mountains of Mampong Akuapem to the seat of tradition, her story comes full circle.

As a young girl, Leah Jackson (to be known as Nana Akua Otubea) journeyed to Ghana with her grandparents, Mr. William and Mrs. Doris Wade. What began as a year of learning and discovery became a lifelong bond with the land, its people, and its spirit.

Decades later, that same little girl, who once walked Mampong’s roads, learned Twi, and sold oranges from her grandparents’ trees, returns to be crowned Nkosuohemea/ Development Queen Mother.

This coronation is more than ceremony. It is legacy fulfilled, ancestors honored, and destiny embraced.