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The Pan African Heritage World Museum launches its PAHW DIGITAL MUSEUM

14 March 2023

PRESS BRIEF 31st March, 2022 Launch of the PAHW DIGITAL MUSEUM On May 5, 2022 The Pan African Heritage Museum is launching a series of

PAHM to celebrate Nkrumah on Ghana Independence Day with Public Forum

18 February 2023

Seedlings for two-acre African Herbal Plant Farm ready

12 January 2023

Seedlings have been readied for planting on the 2-acre Herbal Plant farm on the site of the physical version of the Pan African Heritage World

Meet our Ambassador Yvonne Chaka Chaka

4 January 2023

Celebrating a Legend, Pele

30 December 2022

Celebrating a Legend, Pele Edson Arantes do Nascimento, popularly known as Pele, has joined his ancestors. Playing for his team Santos at age 15, and

Celebrating an African role model, Denzel Washington

29 December 2022

Celebrating an African role model, Denzel Washington Happy 68th Birthday to an African role model, Actor Denzel Washington! Focus, Determination, Courage and Hard Work 🎈A

Celebrating Carter Godwin Woodson

17 December 2022

Celebrating Carter Godwin Woodson With respect, join to celebrate Carter Godwin Woodson (December 19, 1875 – April 3, 1950). He was an American historian, author,

PAHM Canada chapter partners UNESCO Canada Commission, Canadian Human Rights Museum, others

17 December 2022

The UNESCO Canada Commission, Canadian Human Rights Museum and National Gallery of Canada have agreed to partner the Pan African Heritage World Museum of Canada as it steps up efforts to setup a gallery on Black Canada

PAHM and Freedom Park Museum sign MOU

3 November 2022

The Pan African Heritage World Museum of Ghana and the Freedom Park Museum of South Africa have signed an MOU to collaborate, among other objectives,

Kojo Yankah salutes senior citizens on Republic Day

Republic Day in Ghana – Kojo Yanka salutes senior citizens

1 July 2022

I can’t forget the moments when, one after the other, senior citizens shared experiences during the struggle for independence and laughed heartily among themselves.

Petryglyph used as featured image for why Africa is considered as the cradle of civilization

Why is Africa considered the cradle of civilization?

13 June 2022

Another important reason why Africa is the cradle of civilization is the the richness of ancient stories expressed through sculptures and arts.

About PAHM

After Centuries of Separation, Peoples of African Descent have an obligation to share a common space to bridge the wide gap that has existed among them through deliberate miseducation and historical suppression. PAHM aims to correct this miseducation.