A fascinating glimpse into Ghana’s history, the vision of Kwame Nkrumah and the remarkable life of cinematographer Chris Hesse. But does Eyes of Ghana deliver on the expectations set by its trailer? There is something special about watching Ghana’s history unfold on the big screen, particularly when that history is told through the eyes of […]
Accra is a vibrant, energetic city, and getting around is all part of the experience! Whether you’re visiting Ghana for the first time, returning home or simply exploring somewhere new, knowing how to navigate the capital makes all the difference. From the trusty trotro to taxis and ride-hailing apps, there’s a way to get around […]
If you’re travelling to Ghana, an eSIM is one of the easiest ways to get connected without paying expensive international roaming charges. But there’s an important choice to make: Do you buy a travel eSIM before you fly, or get an eSIM from a Ghanaian mobile network? Travel eSIMs such as Vodafone Travel, Airalo, Revolut, […]
The UK Ghanaian community and wider Afrobeats scene were left disappointed following the abrupt end to Ghana Party in the Park, rebranded this year as Shatta Fest, with Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale as the headline act. What should have been one of the biggest celebrations of Ghanaian music and culture in the UK instead […]
Ghanaian events in the UK are getting bigger. From Ghana Party in the Park in London to concerts and cultural celebrations in Birmingham, there are more opportunities than ever to enjoy Ghanaian music, food and culture without getting on a plane to Accra. But the events of this summer have highlighted something equally important: check […]
Every year, Ghana welcomes visitors from around the world to commemorate Emancipation Week, a time to reflect on the history of the Transatlantic Slave Trade while celebrating freedom, resilience and the enduring connections between Africa and its global diaspora. For many visitors, Emancipation Week is much more than a series of events. It is an […]
Following the torrential rains that swept across Accra on Monday 29 June 2026, parts of Ghana’s capital experienced some of the most severe flooding seen in recent years. Homes were inundated, businesses destroyed, roads disappeared beneath floodwater and emergency services carried out dozens of rescue operations throughout the day. The scenes have been heartbreaking. Families […]
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 […]
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; […]
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