The morning light over Accra falls softly across the stately grounds of the National Museum of Ghana. A few schoolchildren chatter beneath the trees, their voices echoing faintly against the museum’s pale walls. Inside, quiet halls hold centuries of Ghanaian creativity—wooden sculptures carved with patient skill, bold textiles alive with color, and masks whose expressions … Continue reading Art and Energy in Accra: From Museum Masterpieces to Makola Market Buzz