Accra is a city of layers. Depending on who you ask, it is either an affordable tropical haven or a budget-busting metropolis. Here at viewGhana, we are always on the hunt for authentic, boots-on-the-ground insights to help our community navigate life in the capital. We recently found an incredibly transparent breakdown from Tony and his […]
Stepping onto the grounds of the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi isn’t just a museum visit—it’s a spiritual homecoming. As an editor for ViewGhana, I’ve seen many landmarks, but there is an undeniable weight to the air here. It is the soul of the Asante Kingdom, a place where the past doesn’t just sit behind glass; […]
Sending money to Ghana has changed a lot over the years. What once meant standing in long queues at Western Union or MoneyGram offices is now something you can do in minutes from your phone — often with better exchange rates and lower fees. Whether you’re supporting family back home, paying for services, or just […]
Over the past few years, ride-hailing has changed how we move around Ghana’s cities. Whether you’re a local commuter or a visitor exploring Accra, knowing how services like Uber, Bolt, and Yango work can save you time, money, and stress. Here’s a quick guide to Ghana’s ride-hailing scene — what’s available, what to expect, and […]
The glitter has settled, the beach clubs have swapped Afrobeat sets for afternoon clean-ups, and that Airbnb with the infinity pool? It’s probably already booked for next year. Now, you’re likely back in the “real world.” Maybe you’re navigating the Monday morning crawl from Tema Community 25 into the city, or perhaps you’ve landed back […]
December in Ghana isn’t just a holiday season — it’s a whole feeling. Every year, as soon as November fades out, Ghana switches into festive mode. The music gets louder, the streets feel warmer, and the country fills with a mix of locals, returnees, and first-time visitors all chasing the same thing: that unmistakable December […]
Whether you are a local entrepreneur looking to shield your profit from inflation or a member of the diaspora looking to make your remittances work harder back home, understanding where to park your Cedis is vital. In a recent session of Self-Made Finance, host James broke down the two heavyweights of short-term investing in Ghana: […]
As Ghanaian and Nigerian cultures mix and mingle, some of our favourite street food names are starting to get confused. We’re here to set the record straight on the ultimate fluffy, fried treat: the Ghanaian doughnut. What is the Real Name? In Ghana, these delicious, golden balls of fried dough are called Bofrot or, if […]
A Global Ghanaian Story That’s Reshaping Travel The most recent UK census suggests around 250,000 people registered Ghanaian nationality in 2021, and in the US the Ghanaian population is estimated at nearly 200,000. Many are second or even third-generation Ghanaians whose parents in their 60s, 70s, and 80s migrated decades ago. Their children the teens, […]
Visiting Ghana is always an amazing experience — from the warmth of the people to the rhythm of life that makes you feel instantly at home. But like any country, there are a few scams that catch tourists off guard, especially those new to how things work locally. Whether it’s at the airport, in the […]
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