The website, constructed and managed by bloospidaz was unveiled by Nayasad amidst applause at the event and people mingled during the rest of the evening, taking pictures and admiring SEphA Ghana’s products. For now the website can be viewed and orders can be made through enquiry forms as we seek to develop the platform where one can buy with a visa card directly from the site.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
SEPHA WEBSITE OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED!
The website, constructed and managed by bloospidaz was unveiled by Nayasad amidst applause at the event and people mingled during the rest of the evening, taking pictures and admiring SEphA Ghana’s products. For now the website can be viewed and orders can be made through enquiry forms as we seek to develop the platform where one can buy with a visa card directly from the site.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
9th July...2011Q2
FINALLY! ITS HERE!! The official launch of the sephaghana website where you can see all your irresistible slippers, afro corks, sandals, shorts, skirts, tank tops, t. shirts and the newest addition of shoes! As of the end of next week, www.sephaghana.com will be up and running and you can now purchase on our site all your desired products. We are reaching for the moon with the last resort being the stars! Our products will also be available to purchase on the www.imall.co.gh website also by the end of next week. Saturday, June 18, 2011
The Lady who captured SEphA's heart...
I was completely moved with her enthusiastic spirit. Meeting Miss Afua Boadu was another moment of fashion awakening. Saturday, March 5, 2011
Happy 54th Independence Day!

Happy 54th Independence Day! Here we are again... proud to be young, free and talented, but mostly, we're really proud to be Ghanaian! Loving the peace, keeping the love, its D-Black and Dee- Moneey in Shorts by SEphA, Photography by Rodney Quarcoo.
Shorts designed by: http://www.facebook.com/SEphA.BH
Photography by: http://www.facebook.com/RQVphoto
Music Artiste: http://www.facebook.com/DBLACKGH
http://www.facebook.com/Dee-MoneeY
Monday, February 7, 2011
After many months of hard work, research, careful observation, trial/testing and confirmation... the sophisticated SEphA Afrocork sole
After many months of hard work, research, careful observation, trial/testing and confirmation, The SEphA Afrocork sole for both men and women has come to stay... A pair of classy footwear to make your feet comfortable.No doubt this cork sole has drawn inspiration from the great and sophisticated Birkenstock sole.
The contoured insole is noted for gaining relief from foot condition. It was popular among medical professionals as well as others who worked on their feet for long hours. Nonetheless the sole has now gained a fashion statement.
At SEphA, we have given an African twist to it. You can wear an Afrocork sole with your blue jeans or any casual outfit for that swan personality.
Enjoy wearing our African prints in a pair of comfortable soles.
Yours truly,
The pOLka
Monday, October 25, 2010
LACE goes to Lake Bosumtwi
So this weekend, We traveled to Kumasi to fulfill our package promise. And we landed at the beautiful lake Bosumtwi. That was one lovely weekend with the families.
Lake Bosumtwi, which has a diameter of 8.5 km, is the largest natural lake in West Africa. It is located about 32 km southeast of Kumasi, the Ashanti regional capital. It has a current maximum depth of 75 m. The lake occupies a crater of diameter 10.5 km that was formed by the impact of a meteorite about one million years ago. Lake Bosumtwi has a characteristic scenic beauty of surrounding circular rim of hills clothed with evergreen vegetation.
The origin of this beautiful natural landscape has both traditional and scientific opinions. The traditional opinion has a mystery surrounding the origin of Lake Bosumtwi. It is associated with its original name Bosomtwe which was given to it by the hunter who, according to the oral history of the people, is believed to have first discovered the lake. The word bosomtwe is derived from obosom and otwee. In the local language, obosom means “god” or “spirit”. Bosomtwe then means “god’s antelope”. It is thus believed that the lake is a spirit, and therefore it is regarded as a sacred lake. The name “Bosomtwe” is thus more appropriate than “Bosumtwi” that is mostly used in the literature. The scientific opinion was however a subject of controversy. The main arguments centered on whether it was of volcanic origin or meteorite impact origin.
If you visit Ghana or Kumasi you might want to enjoy the beautiful nature there.
Yours truly,
The pOLkA
Saturday, October 2, 2010
SEphA introducing...LACE STYLE shorts...a piece of Africa for today's real Man

A lovely pair of shorts for men, meant to be worn to any casual outing; the beach or to the park, Ideal for activities like swimming, fishing, golfing, and sailing. Perfect for cocktail parties, weddings, wear them while boating, going out to party events, or just lounging around.
Though one might first think of it as the 'Bermuda' because of its length, it is rather unique in the design of fabric used (SASA). ''sasa'' is an indigenous African cloth which was once highly preferred by the indigenous African. It was made by sewing different pieces of fabric to form one beautiful piece of cloth. Nonetheless the beauty of this cloth is beginning to crawl its way back into fashion and now even more amazing than before.
You’ll definitely be the talk of town in our new line of clothing, it’s simply amazing!
Hello men!!! SEphA is here for you! :D
Our first 10 clients of SEphA's LACE STYLE shorts will have an amazing photo shoot by our photographer. This will be featured on our funpage and other amazing pages. In addition will be a surprise package for HER from our Bernice Herman collection.
Simply send us your waist/belt size; we’ll have it delivered to you.
Yours Truly,
The pOLkA