A first-of-its-kind multimedia event that took the top two dancehall artistes in Ghana and a public health message to a global youth audience. The Clash2CrushCOVID aired via a live stage show, live multimedia streaming, radio, billboards, community outreach, competitions and collaborative marketing. Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy went head to head with Asaase Sound Clash I in September 2020.
Asaase’s first broadcast was a scene-setting interview with the award-winning Ghanaian-British “starchitect” Sir David Adjaye.
On 20 January 2022 a lorry carrying explosives detonated on the highway running past Apiate, a village in the Western Region. Asaase’s newsroom and reporters in the field snapped into action. Asaase Broadcasting Company Ltd also stepped in to support the relief effort, donating food and toiletries to the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) for onward distribution to survivors of the disaster.
The Asaase Foundation supported the Asaase Kidney Care Campaign with an invitation-only charity ball at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra.
TAG stands for “Think, Act, Grow”. It is Asaase’s thought leadership discussion series, promoting public debate on questions of national and international interest that affect us daily, with the aim of influencing public policy and social action to help improve life for people in Ghana and the African diaspora.
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Organically grow the holistic world view of disruptive innovation via workplace diversity and empowerment. User generated content in real-time for something.
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