While visitors flock to the Aburi Botanical Gardens for its photogenic winding paths and vibrant flora, a deeper story is rooted in its soil—one of colonial ambition, scientific inquiry, and living history. Far more than a scenic backdrop, the gardens serve as a living museum and open-air archive, where trees planted in the 1890s still … Continue reading Beyond the Instagram Shot: Aburi Gardens’ 130-Year-Old Trees Hold Ghana’s Colonial Secrets