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Begoro chief invites investors as Ahwie Festival approaches

” Beyond cultural preservation, the traditional leader also used the opportunity to highlight the economic potential of the area.
With the 2026 edition scheduled for late September, traditional authorities are optimistic that the event will not only reinforce cultural values among the younger generation but also serve as a gateway for sustainable economic development in the area.
Apegahene of Begoro, Nana Ofori Ameyaw II As preparations gather momentum for the upcoming annual Ahwie Festival in Akyem Begoro, the Apegahene of Begoro, Nana Ofori Ameyaw II, has appealed to the youth, particularly young women, to prioritise modesty and dress decently during the celebrations.
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