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Gameli Hamelo’s Biography

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Gameli Hamelo’s Journalist Portfolio

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Art Basel

Art Basel

Collaboration, community-building, and care have turned Ghana's capital into a creatives' heaven

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Frieze

Frieze

frieze

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The Art Newspaper

The Art Newspaper

The Art Newspaper.

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OkayAfrica

OkayAfrica

Bylines on OkayAfrica.

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ARTnews,

ARTnews,

Bylines on ARTnews.

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Songtrust

Songtrust

Work for Songtrust, the world’s largest global publishing administration service.

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Articles

For Collector Marie-Cécile Zinsou, Building a Museum in Benin Was Just the Beginning Original

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By Gameli Hamelo Verified
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The traveling exhibition “Nago Hunters from the Kingdom of Bante” by Jean-Dominique Burton in 2013. ©Jean-Dominique Burton When art collector and 2025 Yale Directors Forum fellow Marie-Cécile Zinsou first started looking into the feasibility of opening a contemporary art museum in Benin, she was met with a lot of resistance. “People told me that there was no need for a museum because there was no public for that.
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10 Questions With… Amina Agueznay

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By Gameli Hamelo Verified
| Interior Design Verified
This past May, what may be considered the most important work yet of multidisciplinary Moroccan artist Amina Agueznay opened as part of this year’s Venice Biennale at the Arsenale’s Artiglierie. Titled Asǝṭṭa—the Amazigh term for ritual weaving—the site-specific work represents Morocco’s debut national pavilion at the event.
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The Netherlands and Germany agree to return more than 2,000 cultural artefacts to Ghana

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By Gameli Hamelo Verified
| The Art Newspaper Verified
The Netherlands and Germany intend to return more than 2,000 cultural objects belonging to Ghana taken unlawfully during colonial conquests, the Ghanaian minister of foreign affairs Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced .
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Interview

What was your first job as a journalist?

enewsgh.com intern in 2012

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Anytime.