A contest/editathon aimed at improving the quality and quantity of coverage of all topics related to Ghana. The format will be based on Wales's successful Awaken the Dragon. As with the Dragon contest, the focus is more on improving core articles and breathing new life into those older stale articles and stubs which might otherwise not get edited in years. All contributions, including new articles, are welcome though. There will be a special focus on improving and creating articles on Ghanaian women, but articles on all subjects will be rewarded.

• The Kwame Nkrumah Award of Excellence - for the person who does the most work on Ghanaian political figures and politics
• The Tony Yeboah Hot Shot Award for the editor who makes the most improvements to sports related articles.

• Any article with a ghastly tag or totally unsourced – 5 points
• Minor cleanup of article references without expansion – 5 points
• New article – 10 points (As the purpose of the contest is really reducing the stub count, please try to ensure that new entries are minimum 1.5 kb of readable prose.)
• Creating a new article on a Ghanaian woman (minimum 1.5kb of readable prose) - 25 points
• Destubbing an article (minimum of 1.5kb readable prose in total) -25 points
• A minimum 3 kb expansion and full article cleanup -25 points (if the article was a stub you'll only get the 25 points once)
• Uploading an original photograph (no flickr photos). Each photograph has to be of a different building to get points for each. – 5 points for any subject of the county contest which is currently running, 15 points for any photograph on the hotlist.
• Tackling a Core Article – 50 points
• A Good Article – 200 points. All Good Articles should pass GA by the end of the contest to be included.

A list of core articles will be developed before the contest.

1. Mbaasem Foundation, new article by Dr. Blofeld