See sub-chapters

1.  Robert Asekabta: Some Facts and Data
2.  Martin Akandewen: Three African Americans Graced the 2019 Feok Festival
3. Augustine A. Atano: Review of the 2019 Feok Festival

• Editorial
• Various Authors and Sources: Events
• Franz Kröger: Who on Earth Is Interested in the Bulsa? The Bulsa Internet Websites 2018-2020
• The 2019 Feok Festival – a Trilogy
  • Robert Asekabta: Some Facts and Data
  • Martin Akandawen: Year of Return – African Americans Graced the 2019 Feok Festival
  • Augustine Atano: Feok Festival 2019: A Review
• THE TITLE AND POSITION OF THE SANDEMNAB – A DISCUSSION
  • 1. Resolution Letter: A Document of the Bulsa Traditional Council
  • 2. Basko Kante and Matthias Apen: Letter to the President of Chiefs, Bolgatanga
  • 3. Nab Azagsuk Azantilow II: Letter to the President of the Regional House of Chiefs, Bolgatanga
• Francis A. Azognab: Should Christians Attend Traditional Funeral Celebrations?
• Stephen Azundem: Exploring the Jewish Concept of Ritual Cleansing from a Bulsa Perspective
• Joseph Aduedem: The Art of Shepherding – The Origins of Conflict with Farmers in the Cultural Context of the Bulsa
• Joseph Aduedem: Kuub Juka or Ngomsika, the Second Funeral Celebration
• Franz Kröger: The Koma and Bulsa (Builsa) of Northern Ghana
• Franz Kröger: Can a Visual Perception be expressed by Sounds? The Buli Ideophones
• Franz Kröger: Good and Evil in Matter and Living Beings
• Franz Kröger: Roman Provinces and British Colonies — Living Between Two Cultures
• Franz Kröger: Sylvester Ateteng Azantilow 1950-2020 (obituary)
• MAIN FEATURE: CREATIVE BULSA: ARTISTS, POETS AND WRITERS
  • Patrick Seidu aka Saala-Biik Soakatoa: My Life and Career
  • Franz Kröger: Daniel Bukari, an Amateur Artist
  • Eric A. Anadem, a Photographer and Artist
  • Ghanatta Ayaric: Hard Road to Travel
  • John Agandin: A Trotro Ride from New Town to Accra
  • John Agandin: The Kayayei’s Tale
  • John Agandin: Korona Vairosiwa Tugurika
  • Ghanatta Ayaric: In the Meantime!
  • Anbegwon Atuire: Rhythm of the War Dance
  • Robert Asekabta: Continue Revolution
• Poems in BULUK 1-13