The ‘Fake Mint’: When African Traders Scammed European Colonizers for Decades
What does it say about a fortress when it takes fifteen years to build, not because of engineering challenges, but…
How Christianity Nearly Destroyed Ghana’s Sacred Monkeys
What happens when the arrival of a new religion threatens to erase not just ancient beliefs, but an entire animal…
Asenema Waterfalls: A Historical and Cultural Landmark of Ghana
Ghana’s landscape is marked by numerous natural features that have shaped both the physical terrain and the cultural identity of…
Why Aburi Botanical Gardens Is Ghana’s Most Conflicted National Treasure
Nestled in the verdant hills of the Eastern Region of Ghana, approximately 30 kilometers north of Accra, the Aburi Botanical…
Ghana and Japan Explore Investment Opportunities at Accra B2B Reception
Ghana and Japan have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening economic ties and exploring new investment opportunities during a Business-to-Business (B2B)…
The Larabanga Mosque: Sacred Site or Superstition?
In the remote Savannah Region of northern Ghana stands a structure that defies conventional historical narratives—the Larabanga Mosque, a mud-and-stick…
The Rarely Told Stories Of Osu Castle
Standing prominently along the Gulf of Guinea coastline in Accra, Osu Castle—formally known as Christiansborg Castle—represents far more than another…
Surrogate Delivers Quadruplets Through Rare IUI Procedure at Pokuase Fertility Centre
The Walking Egg Medical and Fertility Centre at Pokuase in the Greater Accra Region has successfully delivered quadruplets through intrauterine…
Are Paga’s Crocodiles Actually Drugged or Overfed? The Truth Tourism Won’t Tell You
In a world where human-wildlife conflict dominates conservation headlines, one community in northern Ghana has maintained an extraordinary relationship with…
Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary: A Testament to Community-Led Conservation in Ghana
In the remote northwestern corner of Ghana’s Upper West Region, along the serpentine curves of the Black Volta River, lies…