New Voices Fiction Contest 2026 Award Ceremony
Goethe-Institut, Cantoments
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Date
Sun, Oct 18, 2026
Time
4:00 PM
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Goethe-Institut, Cantoments
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Part of PA GYA! Literary Festival 2026 Join Creatives Project Ghana at this year’s PA GYA! Literary Festival for the New Voices Fiction Contest 2026 Award Ceremony. It will be an afternoon celebrating six emerging Ghanaian fiction writers and the power of new stories. After hundreds of submissions inspired by this year’s theme, “A Country in Motion,” six writers have emerged as finalists. Come celebrate their achievement as we bring the 2026 New Voices journey to its final chapter. The ceremony will celebrate all six shortlisted writers, reflect on this year’s contest, and announce the: 2026 New Voices Fiction Contest Winner, Second Place, and Third Place. Come support Ghana’s emerging literary voices, meet fellow readers and writers, and share in an exciting moment for the next generation of Ghanaian storytellers. Sunday, 18 October 2026 4:20 PM – 5:20 PM Goethe-Institut / Frontyard Admission is by RSVP. The ticket for entry is FREE but you can also select the GHS 50 option to donate to support the project and anthology publication.
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