Posts
- Ghanaian youth rewriting the rules of love and partnershipAcross Accra, Kumasi, and the smaller towns in between, a quiet but unmistakable transformation is underway. Young Ghanaians in their twenties and early…
- The growing popularity of Ghanaian weddings: traditions and costsGhanaian weddings have become a vibrant presence on global celebration calendars, drawing admirers far beyond West Africa. From Accra's bustling neighbourhoods…
- Ghana’s Cultural Festivals: Homowo, Aboakyer and BeyondGhana’s festivals are living expressions of history, spirituality, family and community. They bring together chiefs, traditional priests, musicians, dancers,…
- Inside Ghana’s Slave Castles: Preserving A Dark HistoryAlong Ghana’s coastline, stone fortresses stand above the Atlantic as reminders of a violent system that reshaped Africa, Europe and the Americas. Cape Coast…
- From the Year of Return to Building a Life in GhanaGhana’s Year of Return in 2019 invited people of African descent to reconnect with the country through heritage, travel, investment and cultural exchange. For…
- The Akwaaba Effect: How Tourism Is Boosting Ghana’s EconomyGhana’s tourism story is increasingly shaped by the meaning of akwaaba, a warm welcome that turns a holiday into a cultural exchange. Visitors arrive for…
- Ghanaian voters abroad and the path to participationGhanaians living in Australia remain closely connected to public life back home. Political decisions in Accra influence family finances, property, education,…
- How Ghanaians Are Redefining News Through Their PhonesNews in Ghana is no longer produced only inside established newsrooms. A commuter in Accra, a trader in Kumasi, or a student in Tamale can record an event,…
- How Ghanaian journalists are covering the electionGhana’s election coverage is shaped by a fast-moving political environment, strong public interest and a media sector that reaches audiences through radio,…
- Ghana’s Media Freedom Ranking: Press Under PressureGhana has long been regarded as one of West Africa’s stronger democracies, with a lively press, competitive elections and a tradition of public debate. Yet its…