The 2026 Yéké-Yéké Festival

Engaging The Global Ghanaian And African Diaspora

Celebrating Shared Heritage: The 2026 Yéké-Yéké Festival

The Asere Traditional Council proudly announces a momentous cross-cultural celebration of unity, history, and tradition. This year, our rich heritage transcends borders as we participate in one of West Africa’s most vibrant cultural gatherings.

A Royal Presence in Togo

As highlighted in our official announcement,we are deeply honored to confirm that His Royal Majesty Nii Nikoi Olai Amashie III (Asere Mantse) will be gracing the historic Yéké-Yéké Festival.

Represented by the proud display of both the Ghanaian and Togolese flags, this journey signifies the enduring bond and solidarity between our peoples. The Asere Mantse's presence at the festival serves to strengthen regional ties, promote peace, and celebrate the shared ancestral customs that unit

Key Event Details

We invite all subjects, well-wishers, and cultural enthusiasts to join us in commemorating this grand celebration. Please take note of the official event schedule

Get Involved and Stay Connected

The Asere Traditional Council encourages everyone to support and witness this magnificent showcase of culture. Whether you plan to travel to Aného to partake in the festivities or wish to support the council’s cultural initiatives from home, your involvement is highly valued.

For further information, travel details, or general inquiries regarding the festival and the Asere Mantse’s itinerary, please reach out to our official representatives:

Asere Diaspora Connect

The Homowo Festival, meaning “hooting at hunger”, is a time of thanksgiving, unity, and joy. This year, the Asere Traditional Council extends the celebration to our diaspora community, sharing drumming, dancing, and the sprinkling of kpokpoi with friends and family in the United States.