New Bible translated after 37-year wait

Luke Randall | World

Date posted: 22 Aug 2024

Musah Kpana holding a copy of the Bible

A people group of 6,000 in Ghana is celebrating its own Bible – which took 37 years to complete.

The Koma translation has now been printed 5,000 times since it was finished in March.

Wycliffe Bible Translators revealed that the project was led by Koma Bible Project Manager, Konlan Kpeebi.

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