FROM the moment Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama arrived at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in traditional attire, jokingly described by some Zambians as a “blouse”, social media timelines lit up, with Zambians and Ghanaians engaging in light banter, teasing and counter-teasing as each side defended its position. Many Zambians poked fun at the top garment, noting its resemblance to a female blouse, while Ghanaians quickly countered, explaining the attire’s significance and its place in Ghanaian tradition. Screenshots, memes, and witty posts circulated widely, turning what would normally be a formal diplomatic visit into a two-day online spectacle. Dressed in a traditional Ghanaian Fugu, President Mahama wore a hand-woven tunic featuring bold blue and white stripes, wide sleeves, and a loose,...




