At first glance, East Legon feels relentless. Traffic crawls through Boundary Road. Cafés overflow with brunch crowds. Luxury SUVs weave past roadside vendors and delivery riders. New apartment blocks rise beside unfinished developments, while restaurants and retail spaces compete for visibility in one of Accra’s busiest urban districts. Then something unexpected happens. You turn off … Continue reading Inside East Legon’s Two Worlds: Commercial Chaos and Hidden Residential Calm