If you’ve spent any time in Ghana lately, you’ve likely felt the frustration of the “buffering” circle. Whether you are a local entrepreneur or part of the diaspora moving back home, internet instability is more than a minor inconvenience it’s a productivity killer. But there is light at the end of the fiber-optic tunnel. Our […]
Finding a place to chop or should we say eat in Kumasi is not hard, but like most big cities finding one and then making that final choice as to what to order is the hard one. Should I go for Ghanaian, Chinese, Italian something contemporary. Do you want an vegan or do you just […]
We often hear the polished versions of “Returnee Stories”—the glamorous launches and the seamless transitions. But Sesime Lotsu’s journey from the cold factories of Scotland to the shelves of Ghana’s biggest supermarkets is the unfiltered truth every member of the diaspora needs to hear. Founder of Beina’s Prime Enterprise, Sesime didn’t start with a silver […]
Reconnecting with Ghana often starts with financial integration. Whether you are looking to save for a future move, manage property, or simply have “holiday reserves” for your next visit, opening a local bank account is now more seamless than ever. 1. Who is Eligible? Currently, diaspora banking services (specifically at Stanbic Bank) are tailored for […]
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Hero’s Ride – Baby Thief is a gripping action-comedy that plunges into the dark world of a child-stealing syndicate. The film follows Ben, a smart Bolt driver who becomes central to a criminal plot after a deal to buy a stolen baby goes awry. Ben, along with his friends from the local taxi station, embarks […]
Buying land in Ghana can feel like a dream — that moment where you finally imagine your own home sitting peacefully on Ghanaian soil. But here’s the truth no one tells you: Ghana is also one of the easiest places for that dream to turn into a very expensive lesson. Every year, people in the […]
If you’ve ever asked someone, “How much does it cost to build a house in Ghana?” you already know the answer changes more than ECG lights during Harmattan. Everyone has a figure — uncle said GH¢200k, your friend said GH¢600k, your cousin said “Oh just budget $50k, it’s easy.” Lies. All lies. The truth? It […]
Dating in Accra is an attitude as much as it is an itinerary — sometimes a date is dinner and cocktails, and sometimes a date is just being out: walking a favourite neighbourhood, grabbing a snack, and letting the city do the background work. Whether you’re keeping things low-key or trying to create a bit […]
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 […]
Accra is full of energy, ambition, late-night plans, endless soft-life aspirations, and a community of young people who are constantly building, posting, editing, hustling and vibing. And if you’ve ever spent five minutes around Gen Z in this city, you already know they are the real agents of chaos asking the kinds of questions no […]
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