“A curated space where art meets conversation.” That single line, tucked quietly beneath the description of Tiga African Art Gallery in Cantonments, says something larger about...
If you scrolled through Facebook or X (formerly Twitter) in Ghana this Tuesday, you would have felt the static electricity of a nation holding its breath....
“Imagine catching a lion every year.” That sentence alone changes the way many people understand Ghana’s famous Aboakyer Festival. Behind the colourful processions, dancing Asafo companies,...
The deep sound of fontomfrom drums rolls through the streets before sunrise, while women in bright cloth balance baskets of fresh yams on their heads and...
As evening settles over Accra on June 5, the lights at Wesley Towers will welcome a different kind of gathering—one where conversations about careers, faith, ambition,...
In Eric Gyamfi’s latest exhibition in Accra, the camera behaves less like an eye and more like a restless spirit. Mirrors split bodies into fragments, corridors...
As the afternoon sun softens over Accra on June 28, a rooftop in the city will transform into something more than a market. Music will spill...
On a warm Friday evening in Accra, the sound of karaoke vocals, domino tiles snapping against wooden tables, and laughter drifting across a crowded restaurant will...
Before the first sip is taken at many Ghanaian gatherings, a small portion of the drink belongs to someone unseen. A splash of schnapps hits the...
Before sunrise, Elmina is already moving. Fishermen gather near the shoreline, children weave through crowded streets wrapped in bright cloth, and the steady rhythm of drums...
