Diaspora News of Tuesday, 20 October 2026

Source: Akwaaba UK

Akwaaba UK unveils December in Ghana 2026 events lineup

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Akwaaba UK has unveiled a nine-event lineup for December in Ghana 2026, with activities scheduled from December 18, 2026, to January 6, 2027, across the Christmas and New Year festivities.

The programme features a mix of parties, beach outings, music festivals and social gatherings aimed at Ghanaians at home, members of the diaspora and international visitors planning to spend the festive season in Ghana.

The lineup opens with Welcome 2 Ghana on December 18, followed by Soft Life on December 24 and Beach Day on December 27, 2026.

Other events scheduled for December include Casa Black on December 28 and Compozers Fest on December 31.

The celebrations will continue into the New Year with Casa White on January 1, 2027, followed by Brunch N Vibes on January 2, MADO Fest on January 3, and the Afro BBEAN Pool Party on January 6.

Akwaaba UK offers a 20% discount on selected events

As part of its festive-season promotions, Akwaaba UK is offering an instant 20% discount on ticket prices for six selected events: Welcome Party, SoftLife, Casa Black, Compozers, Casa White and Big4.

The discount applies only to the selected events and does not automatically cover all nine activities in the December in Ghana 2026 programme.

Patrons can purchase tickets and access the offer through the official ticketing website, https://akwaabauktickets.com/ subject to the applicable terms and conditions.

The programme is being promoted under the slogan, “We’re the reason why everything is happening,” as Akwaaba UK seeks to cater to the growing interest in Ghana as a festive-season destination.

December in Ghana has become an important period for tourism and entertainment, drawing visitors from across the world and generating activity across the hospitality, transport and events sectors.

Tickets are also available through the https://www.akwaabauk.com/events., while customers can dial *714*500# for ticket-related transactions.

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