In August, Dixcove, a historic coastal town near Busua in Ghana’s Western Region, takes on a special character as the Apatwa Festival brings people together for...
The streets of Ho come alive to the deep rhythm of drums long before the grand procession begins. Chiefs dressed in richly woven kente glide beneath...
The beat of drums rolls across Lawra long before sunrise. Dust rises beneath the feet of dancers wrapped in colourful smocks and beads, while spectators gather...
The first drumbeat rolls across Abura like a heartbeat returning home. Soon, the streets come alive with swirling cloth, elders carrying symbols of authority, and young...
As evening settles over Larabanga, the ancient town grows quieter. In the air is the anticipation of Jintigi, a significant observance held one day before the...
The granite hills of Tongo glow beneath the Harmattan sun as the sound of drums echoes through the valleys. Elders dressed in traditional smocks gather with...
The best way to understand Accra isn’t from behind the window of a tour bus. It is on foot, where every street, gallery and workshop reveals...
Every Easter, one question echoes across Ghana: “Are you going to Kwahu?” It is asked in offices, homes, churches and markets with the certainty that everyone...
There’s a moment, somewhere between shaping wet clay with your hands and watching it harden under the sun, when Ghana stops being a destination and starts...
The road into Ghana’s Eastern Region rolls past thick green hills, roadside fruit stalls, and villages alive with colour. Then comes the unmistakable sound: glass cracking...
