Accra Restaurant Week Returns: What Diners Can Expect
A citywide showcase of Accra’s dining scene returns, with participating restaurants offering curated set menus for the occasion.
Chale Wote Street Art Festival: A Preview of This Year’s Theme
Jamestown’s streets are set to transform once again for the annual Chale Wote festival. Here’s a preview of what to expect.
Why Wellness Retreats Are Booming Along Ghana’s Coast
From yoga retreats to slow-food weekends, Ghana’s coastline is seeing a rise in wellness-focused tourism. Here’s what’s driving the trend.
Coding Clubs Reach Rural Classrooms Through New STEM Push
A growing number of after-school coding clubs are reaching students well outside Accra and Kumasi. Here’s how the programmes work.
Remittances and the Diaspora: What the Trends Mean Back Home
Remittances from Ghanaians abroad remain a significant part of household income for many families. Here’s a look at the trends shaping that flow.
Five Rising Stars Shaping Ghanaian Cinema Right Now
A new generation of filmmakers and actors is pushing Ghanaian cinema toward bigger festival stages. Here’s who to watch.
The Push to Build AI Models That Actually Understand Twi and Ewe
Most mainstream AI models perform poorly on Ghanaian languages. A small but growing research community is working to change that.
Small Businesses Adapt as Ghana’s Cedi Finds Its Footing
After a volatile few years, signs of currency stability are giving small business owners room to plan again. Here’s how traders are responding.
Black Stars’ Road to AFCON: Strength in Squad Depth
With qualifiers approaching, coaching staff are leaning on a deeper pool of players than in recent campaigns. Here’s why that matters.
Why More Ghanaian Founders Are Choosing to Incorporate at Home
For years, many African startups incorporated abroad by default. That’s shifting, as more Ghanaian founders choose to register locally.