The Sanneh Institute

Join us for the TSI Monthly Lecture as we explore The Bible and Witchcraft Belief in Africa.
Date: 13th January 2026 | Time: 2:00PM - 3:30 PM
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🎄✨ Merry Christmas from all of us at TSI!

Can peace finally silence the guns?
One-on-one with our Executive Director, Prof. John Azumah, on the Bawku conflict, this morning on ABC NEWS GH.

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The Sanneh Institute's Press Statement on Religious Tolerance in Senior High Schools in Ghana.


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With support from templetonreligiontrust, this documentary delves into the life and works of Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi, a distinguished Islamic cleric and interpreter of the Qur'an in Nigeria, which promotes the notion of the Pacifist Tradition of West African Islam.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmubgT2iKXQ

A Documentary on Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi and the Pacifist Tradition of West African Islam With support from , this documentary delves into the life and works of Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi, a distinguished Islamic cleric and interp...

We invite you to our Christian–Muslim Scripture Sharing on the theme “Scripture on Scripture” where experts will lead us to engage with both Biblical and Qur’anic texts.

Kindly refer to the flyer for more details.

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Accused, Shunned, Exiled: The Women Banished to Ghana’s ‘Witch camps’
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Accused, Shunned, Exiled: The Women Banished to Ghana’s 'Witch Camps' - TSI - The Sanneh Institute | Offering scholarship as a tribute to God Belief in witchcraft remains deeply entrenched across Ghana, cutting through both rural and urban life. Professor John Azumah, Director of The Sanneh Institute in an article by Al Jazeera, explains that while accusations occur nationwide, the north is unique for its “witch camps”, places where a...

We’ve just concluded a transformative Cross-Cultural Religious Literacy Training (CCRL) in Koforidua with Heads of schools and Chaplains from the Eastern, Volta, and Oti regions of Ghana. Through deep dialogue and shared learning, we explored how CCRL's three competencies can help leaders build bridges across faiths and foster coexistence in second cycle school communities, by extension strengthening social cohesion in Ghana.

Thank you to every participant for your dedication to shaping inclusive schools and nurturing peaceful communities.

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Our Executive Director, Prof. John Azumah delivered an impactful talk at Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon - Ghana organized in collaboration with the Institute of Women in Religion and Culture (IWRC).

The talk addressed “Witchcraft Accusations as Gender-Based Violence: The Anti-Witchcraft Accusation Bill,” highlighting the urgent need for the passing of the Anti-Witchcraft Accusations Bill.


The seminarians had the opportunity to ask for clarifications about the consequences of the bill once it was passed into law.

Watch the full event here: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17dKRXmjFq/