Ghana Western Achievement and Celebrities Awards 2026 Set for November 28 at TTU Auditorium

The Ghana Western Achievement and Celebrities Awards (GWACA) 2026 is scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 28, 2026, at the Takoradi Technical University (TTU) Auditorium in Takoradi, Ghana.

The ceremony is expected to bring together personalities from the entertainment industry, business community, creative arts, media, and other sectors to celebrate achievements and contributions associated with Ghana’s Western Region.

The event is scheduled to begin at 5:00 p.m., with free admission for the general public, making the ceremony accessible to members of the public who wish to attend and support the nominees, honourees, and participating personalities.

GWACA is positioned as an awards platform focused on recognizing individuals and personalities whose work and accomplishments have contributed to the visibility and development of the Western Region and Ghana more broadly.

The 2026 edition is set to provide an opportunity for industry players, emerging talents, established personalities, supporters, and members of the public to converge in Takoradi for an evening centered on recognition and celebration.

At the helm of the initiative is Maurice Knight, the CEO and Founder of GWACA. Under his leadership, the awards continue to provide a platform for celebrating achievement and personalities connected to the region.

Maurice Knight, the CEO and Founder of GWACA

The choice of the TTU Auditorium places the 2026 ceremony in one of Takoradi’s prominent institutional venues. The event’s 5:00 p.m. start is expected to allow guests and members of the public to arrive ahead of the evening’s programme.

Beyond the awards themselves, GWACA 2026 represents an opportunity to spotlight the people, creative work, businesses, institutions, and personalities contributing to the cultural and social profile of Ghana’s Western Region.

Takoradi, as the regional capital and a major commercial and cultural centre, provides a fitting setting for an event built around recognition of achievement. The ceremony is expected to attract members of the entertainment and creative industries alongside fans, supporters, community members, and other guests.

With free public admission, organizers are opening the event to a broad audience, potentially creating a large gathering of supporters around the personalities and achievements being celebrated.

As preparations continue, further information about nominees, award categories, performers, special guests, presenters, and the detailed programme can provide additional insight into what audiences can expect from the 2026 edition.

For now, the central message from the organizers is clear: GWACA 2026 is scheduled for Saturday, November 28, at the TTU Auditorium, Takoradi, beginning at 5:00 p.m., and the event is free to the public.