Come and Feel The Soothing Sounds of FREEDOM BAND

Until the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centre hosted weekly cultural events, including a Monday Groove, which is a freestyle cultural event at which members of the public are encouraged to read poems, sing songs, tell stories, and generally express themselves creatively
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EXPLORE Socialist Movement of Ghana

Committed to supporting the intellectual struggles of working people against imperialist exploitation and local repression.
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FREEDOM BOOKSHOP

The SFG has established a ‘Freedom Bookshop’ whose objective is to make available to the Ghanaian public progressive books, especially books authored by Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, which have been in scarce supply in the country since the 1966 coup.
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The SOCIALIST FORUM OF GHANA (SFG) was conceived as an activist Think Tank, committed to supporting the intellectual struggles of working people against imperialist exploitation and local repression.

 

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The Socialist Movement of Ghana held its first Congress from 30 July 2021 – 1 August 2021 at Windy Lodge in the historic town of Winneba in the Central Region where SFG had been privileged in…

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Collaborations

The SFG wishes to improve its relations with the Trade Unions to enhance its participation in the struggles of workers for improved living and working conditions. In this connection, it has held especially useful consultations with the leadership of the Trades Union Congress..

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THE CONGRESS

SOCIALIST MOVEMENT OF GHANA NATIONAL DELEGATES CONGRESS

THE SOCIALIST FORUM OF GHANA (SFG) was conceived as an activist Think Tank, committed to supporting the intellectual struggles of working people against imperialist exploitation and local repression. In reality, SFG has long been privileged to play broader roles in working people’s struggles. We have indeed articulated the case for improved working conditions and the rights to equitable access to social services, like housing, health, and education and tried to explain how these can be resolved decisively through socialism. But, we have also served in the here and now as an organisational resource for those compelled to campaign for these rights.