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GHADI AWARDS REWIND: Maestro Milord and Lady Elsie honoured for their contribution to the AfroLatin Dance culture in Ghana.
*Maestro Milord and Lady Elsie*
Milord and Elsie, the founders of Wado Dance and Fitness Company, are celebrated figures in the dance community with nearly a decade of experience. Their dedication and talent have earned them accolades, including victory at the Ghana IDO Dance Competition and an award at the Eweh Dance Festival in Togo.
Recognized as one of Ghana’s premier dance exports, primarily in the Afro-Latin dance, they have showcased their skills on international stages across more than 10 countries, including multiple performances in South Africa, Benin, Togo, and Ivory Coast. Their influence extends beyond performances; they are also respected dance and fitness coaches, conducting workshops both locally and internationally.
Their contributions to the dance world have been acknowledged by platforms like Facebook, which recognized their impactful dance documentary. Milord and Elsie are particularly influential in the Afro-Latin community, inspiring countless dancers and elevating Ghanaian culture through their passion and expertise.
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GHADI AWARDS REWIND: Ebo Anderson the "Kizomba King" honoured for his contribution to industry
Ebo Anderson Jnr.
Ebo Anderson Jnr., widely recognized as the "Kizomba King," is a pioneering figure in the world of Kizomba dance. He introduced Kizomba to Ghana in 2009, initially teaching a small group of Ghanaians and other nationals. His vision for Kizomba extended beyond dance; he aimed to promote it as a form of alternative exercise and therapeutic brain activity.
Starting in 2011, Ebo expanded his teaching to various countries, including Germany, Norway, Belgium, France, Italy, Canada, and the USA. His efforts significantly influenced the spread of Kizomba, particularly within the English-speaking market, where he became a key reference in the first Wikipedia article on the dance.
Ebo's contributions to Kizomba have been recognized with several prestigious awards, including an honorary award from the Angolan government, accolades from the Diplomatic Community, and recognition at the Ghana Dance Festival. Ebo Anderson Jnr. exemplifies dedication to cultural exchange and the promotion of dance as a means of connection and well-being.
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GHADI AWARDS REWIND: Elvis Kwame Akpalu Honoured for his contribution to Industry.
Elvis Kwame Akpalu (Sleepy)
Elvis Kwame Akpalu, known as Sleepy, is a pivotal member of the Heroes Dance Crew, a renowned street dance group for winning the final edition of Malta Guinness Street Dance Challenge. Following this victory, he transitioned into creative design, significantly contributing to the growth of the dance industry in Ghana. His impact is evident in initiatives like Dancetera and the successful execution of the Ghana Dance Festival, which he has supported for all ten years of its operation.
Sleepy’s expertise spans editing, artwork, and camera work, enhancing the visual representation of dance. His influence extends beyond Ghana; he has supported dance initiatives in South Africa, Benin, Togo, and Nigeria, playing a crucial role in the broader African dance landscape.
Recognized for his dedication, Sleepy has been instrumental in developing the Ghana Dance Industry Awards and remains committed to promoting and assisting dancers through various services, from event organization to visual branding. He is also involved with Afro Break, which operates across multiple African countries, further solidifying his role as a key figure in the dance community.
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GHADI AWARDS REWIND: Ghana Dance Association Honoured for its contribution to industry.
Ghana Dance Association
The Ghana Dance Association (GDA) is a leading organization dedicated to transforming the dance industry and empowering the future of dance in Ghana. Established over 30 years ago, GDA has made significant strides in preserving and promoting the nation's rich dance heritage. It currently serves over 200,000 dancers and 50,000 active students, boasting an impressive success rate of 98%.
With a commitment to cultural exchange and innovation, GDA offers expert instruction in 25 diverse dance styles, ranging from traditional forms like Adowa and Kpanlogo to contemporary styles. The association emphasizes community building, excellence, and the preservation of Ghanaian dance history.
Through extensive outreach programs, including nationwide dance education initiatives, GDA has impacted all 16 regions of Ghana, fostering inclusivity and connection through the power of dance. The association has garnered international recognition, receiving UNESCO acknowledgment for its efforts in preserving intangible cultural heritage.
Under recent administration, the Ghana Dance Association has also celebrated notable achievements in various competitions, including winning the Luton Carnival in the UK in 2014/2015 and securing 2nd and 3rd positions at the Calabar International Cultural Carnival in 2017/2018 and 2019, respectively.
The Ghana Dance Association exemplifies dedication to artistic excellence and cultural pride, continually enriching the cultural landscape of Ghana and making significant contributions to the development of the dance community.
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