Madam Bernice Ann Deh-Kumah, Executive Director, National Folklore Board, says Ghana will soon put its intangible cultural heritage on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List to drive tourism traffic and generate revenue. She said the Board would compile a national register after collecting data on the intangibles from across the regions.…
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