The DIZENIDANI Association for the Educational Promotion of Tiébélé, organizers of the prestigious 11th Dora Competition – Traditional Kassena Mural Painting 2026, recognized the Managing Director of Kacstone Record’s, Wenawome Duriyem Aborah, for his outstanding contribution to preserving and promoting African cultural and traditional heritage.

The award was presented during a vibrant ceremony held in Tiébélé, a community globally renowned for its rich Kassena architectural artistry and mural traditions.

The recognition marks a significant milestone in Kacstone Record’s ongoing commitment to safeguarding indigenous African identity through cultural initiatives and partnerships.

Describing the moment as both humbling and inspiring, Aborah noted that the recognition serves as a powerful call to deepen efforts toward preserving Africa’s unique cultural legacy.

Kacstone Record’s played a key role in supporting the successful hosting of the 11th edition of the Kassena Traditional Mural Painting Competition, an event that has grown into a major platform for celebrating artistic excellence and cultural expression among the Kassena people.

The competition brought together students and organized groups who showcased their skills in traditional mural painting on Kassena homes and walls, an art form deeply rooted in history and symbolism. Winners were awarded citations and prizes in recognition of their creativity, craftsmanship, and dedication to preserving tradition.

The event culminated in a grand finale that highlighted not only artistic talent but also the importance of cultural continuity, youth empowerment, and community unity. Organizers emphasized that such initiatives play a crucial role in sustaining heritage practices for future generations.

A leading organizer of the program, Abatidan Casimir Nassara, expressed sincere appreciation to Kacstone Record’s for its partnership and unwavering support. He acknowledged the company’s meaningful contribution to preserving the culture of the Kassena people and fostering collective pride in African heritage.

Kacstone Record’s reaffirmed its pride in supporting this remarkable celebration of tradition and art, underscoring its dedication to initiatives that promote cultural preservation, youth engagement, and community development across Africa.

By: Alexander Bombande – Public Relations Officer -Kacstone Record’s