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Ghana’s tourism ambitions now depend on what happens after the festive season: the platforms, heritage assets and systems that turn visitor attention into a year-round economy.
Eagle London Agency works as a trusted bridge between Africa and Western markets, translating cultural understanding into lasting growth.
The Voice Newspaper’s Joel Campbell sits down with Sarkodie ahead of his Rapperholic show at London’s Royal Albert Hall—on purpose, legacy, and why he raps in Twi.
Anna and Victoria Agyekum, co-founders of On Point Property Management Ltd, created Ghana Property & Lifestyle Expo in response to diaspora demand for trusted information when buying property in Ghana. A decade on and the duo reflect on the impact their vision has had on shaping Ghana’s property sector, and share plans to expand the brand into other African markets.
Is Ghana’s biggest cultural import actually beneficial for locals?
Ghana’s financial sector has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past two decades, evolving from a predominantly traditional banking system into one of Africa’s most dynamic digital financial ecosystems.
As the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) marks 10 years of existence this year, it asserts that the future of United Kingdom (UK) and Ghana trade will be determined by the institutions and practices that are able to convert interest into transactions. Adjoba Kyiamah, Executive Director of the UKGCC, explains more.
Ghana has an opportunity to turn bauxite into a durable industrial ecosystem, creating value, skills and opportunity at home while offering global partners a credible platform for long-term participation.
Ghana’s national AI strategy offers a range of opportunities for international investors, technology companies, and diaspora professionals to capitalise on. Honourable Samuel Nartey George, Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, maps out how this plan will shape the nation.
Traditional festivals are the backbone of Ghana’s culture. It's during this time that you see the authentic practice of our forefathers—feasting, drumming, fashion, conflict resolution, durbars and more all come alive. Documentary photographer Paul Addo explores the traditions linked to the Odwira Festival.
At approximately 80 metres, Wli Agumatsa Waterfalls in Ghana’s Volta Region is the highest waterfall in the West African sub-region. Documentary photographer Paul Addo reflects on his hike to the top and shares some of the images he took along the route.
An institutional case for building a practical corridor between Ghanaian teaching talent, global demand and sustainable local capability.
A reflective food-and-culture essay on reclaiming health, heritage and shared wellbeing through the Ghanaian plate.
Kobina de Graft-Johnson on building Anibok Studios, sustaining Ghanaian storytelling, and making a creative business work.
A London-based bank that has introduced a mortgage loan service designed to make the prospect of homeownership for African nationals in the UK more achievable.
Richard Osei-Anim on the practical systems, skills, and institutional partnerships needed to strengthen Ghanaian hospitality.
