Kwasi is a traditional Akan name that is commonly given to boys in Ghana. It means "born on Sunday" in the Akan language, reflecting the custom of naming children based on the day of the week they were born. Kwasi is a popular and well-respected name in Ghanaian culture, often chosen for its symbolism of rebirth and new beginnings. People named Kwasi are typically seen as confident, creative, and charismatic individuals who possess natural leadership qualities. The name Kwasi carries a sense of pride and heritage, connecting its bearer to their Ghanaian roots and cultural identity.