Malta Guinness brings Africa's top street dance crews to Ghana

Bugi Bust, one of the qualifiers to the finals to represent Ghana at the Pan African competition

Ghana Plays host to the Malta Guinness Street Dance Pan African championships for the second year running.

The most prestigious dance competition on the continent will showcase talent from seven African countries battling it out for fame, honour and national pride at the Dome of the Accra International Conference Centre on Friday, 5th August 2011.

This Year, the Malta Guinness Street dance competition took on a whole new and higher level of skill with the introduction of a thrilling reality series, that saw the dramatic eviction of dance crews by top celebrity judges until only two dance crews were left standing.

The responsibility of choosing a national winner has now been handed over to the Ghanaian public to decide through SMS votes, which of the two dance crews would represent Ghana at the upcoming Pan African competition. Over the last few weeks the nation has voted in their thousands showing support for either Bugi-bust or Revolution Dance Crew by texting their favourite dance crews to the short code 1458.

Excitement is building up as Africa's number one street dance crews from Cameroun, Gabon, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Nigeria and Tanzania prepare to join their Ghanaian counterparts in Accra by 22nd of July 2011, with one thing on their minds – becoming Africa's Malta Guinness Street Dance Pan African champions and winning the $36,000 prize money at stake.

As these dance crews from the seven African countries arrive, they will go into a boot camp where they will face special dance challenges, work with top international choreographers and show off their skills in front of a panel of expert judges with the hope of winning the enviable trophy.

Commenting on this, Kweku Sekyi-Cann, Marketing Manager at Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited, said "Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited is delighted to be hosting the Pan-African finale of the Malta Guinness Street Dance competition for the second year running. This year's competition promises to be a closely fought battle; we can't wait to welcome all the finalists to Ghana for the next stage of the competition. We are determined to build on the success of previous years and reward our Malta Guinness consumers with a very exciting and keenly contested Pan African Championships."

The Malta Guinness Pan African finale takes place at 7pm on the 5th of August 2011 at the Dome of the Accra International Conference Centre. Come and witness dance moves beyond compare brewed in Africa.

The Malta Guinness Street Dance Pan African Championship is brought to you by Malta Guinness, the premium non-alcoholic beverage from Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited.