For nearly two decades, mentioning East Legon in Accra carried a certain social currency. The neighbourhood became synonymous with aspiration — a place where musicians, entrepreneurs, politicians, and Ghana’s growing middle and upper classes built mansions behind high walls and lined streets with luxury vehicles. To many residents, East Legon was not just a location; … Continue reading From East Legon to Tse Addo: How Accra’s Property Prestige Is Shifting