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Traditional Herbal Medicine Exhibition 2026 Ends on High Note in Accra

July 6, 2026 · by CEO Rafamall

Attendees and exhibitors at the Traditional Herbal Medicine Exhibition 2026 in Accra, showcasing various Ghanaian herbal products and engaging in discussions.
In short

The Traditional Herbal Medicine Exhibition 2026 was held at the Arts Centre in Accra, Ghana. Organized by GHAFTRAM, it celebrated Ghana's indigenous healing heritage. The event showcased herbal products and educated the public on traditional medicine.

Held under the theme "Resetting Through Nature: The Power of Traditional Medicine on Nation Building," the event brought together practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and the public to celebrate Ghana's indigenous healing heritage

The three-day Traditional Herbal Medicine Exhibition, organized by GHAFTRAM in collaboration with the National Commission on Culture and the Centre for National Culture, successfully wrapped up on July 3, 2026, at the Arts Centre in Accra.

Held under the theme "Resetting Through Nature: The Power of Traditional Medicine on Nation Building," the event brought together practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and the public to celebrate Ghana's indigenous healing heritage.

Key Highlights

  • Showcase of herbal products from across the country

  • Networking opportunities for practitioners and investors

  • Public education on the benefits of traditional medicine

  • Alignment with the Black Star Experience – a national initiative to promote Ghana's cultural heritage

Voices from the Event

"Traditional medicine is an integral part of our cultural heritage, and its preservation is essential for future generations."Okogyeabibiduro Nana Kwadwo Obiri, General Secretary, GHAFTRAM

"Let us embrace our indigenous knowledge, not as a relic of history, but as a strategic national asset."Mr. Wakefield Ackuaku, Executive Director, National Commission on Culture

Why It Matters

The exhibition follows the recent 7th Medical Herbalist Induction Ceremony, signaling growing recognition for traditional medicine within Ghana's healthcare system. It also supports President Mahama's vision to reset the nation by harnessing indigenous strengths for job creation and economic growth.


Rafamall celebrates this milestone and remains committed to promoting natural wellness solutions across Ghana.


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Frequently asked questions

Where was the Traditional Herbal Medicine Exhibition 2026 held?

The exhibition was held at the Arts Centre in Accra, Ghana.

Who organized the Traditional Herbal Medicine Exhibition 2026?

It was organized by GHAFTRAM in collaboration with the National Commission on Culture and the Centre for National Culture.

What was the main theme of the exhibition?

The theme was "Resetting Through Nature: The Power of Traditional Medicine on Nation Building."

What were the key highlights of the exhibition?

Key highlights included a showcase of herbal products, networking opportunities, and public education on the benefits of traditional medicine.

Why is this exhibition important for Ghana?

It signals growing recognition for traditional medicine within Ghana's healthcare system and supports national initiatives for job creation and economic growth.

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