If you grew up in Ghana in the 90s, Saturday mornings had a soundtrack. And that soundtrack was Chichukule. The voice belonged to Uncle George Lane—or as the...
Scroll through your timeline tonight, and you will feel it. The flags are going up in the neighborhoods. The last-minute tailors are working overtime. But the...
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts is facing intense backlash after releasing an AI-generated promotional video for a campus tourism office launch—the third time...
If you blinked, you missed it. Between Monday’s rush and Wednesday’s lunch, Ghana’s social media forgot about cocoa prices, forgot about politics, and spent two full...
There is a building in Kumasi where the gate does not just open. It speaks. Wrought into the iron, before you even step inside, is the...
On 6 March, the official programme will proceed as usual. Speeches. A parade. Schoolchildren standing in the sun. It is important, yes. But if you want...
A new initiative is shining a spotlight on the remarkable achievements of Ghanaian heritage in the United Kingdom with the launch of UK Black Stars 2026...
For years, the unspoken rule of getting ahead was simple: guard your contacts, protect your knowledge, and climb the ladder alone. It created a lot of...
As February ended and March began, Ghanaian social media—particularly Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) – was set ablaze by two dominant and contrasting trends: a fiery...
If you find yourself in Accra on the 7th of March, 2026, forget whatever dinner plans you had. There is only one place to be, and...
