Getting around Ghana as a visitor is easier than ever in 2025. The country’s major cities, especially Accra and Kumasi, now offer a variety of reliable transportation options ranging from ride-hailing services to shared taxis and intercity buses. Whether you’re a first-time traveler or a returning Ghanaian abroad, understanding how transportation in Ghana works will […]
The Ghanaian Cedi (GHS) is the official currency of Ghana. Whether you are relocating, visiting, or investing, understanding Ghana’s money system will help you manage your expenses and avoid confusion during your stay. This guide explains the Cedi’s value, what the banknotes look like, where to exchange money safely, and how mobile payments are changing […]
President John Dramani Mahama has confirmed that Ghana will remove the minimum capital requirement for foreign investors under a revised Ghana Investment Promotion Act. This announcement marks a major Ghana Investment Promotion Act minimum capital requirement update aimed at attracting smaller investors, encouraging innovation, and strengthening Ghana’s position as one of Africa’s most open investment […]
Creator: @alexiamoa Category: Business Description: Content creator @alexiamoa shares five smart questions investors should ask before buying land in Ghana. In this insightful video, he explains the key factors every buyer should consider: What’s driving development in that area? How accessible is it? Is the land titled and registered properly (very important) What’s the zoning […]
Creator: @nicolebleu Category: Education Description:Content creator @nicolebleu visits her father’s project in Ghana: Adenta Hills International School in Accra. She arrives to a warm welcome from cheerful students, highlighting how the school offers scholarships, free admission, and a safe, playful environment for growth. She emphasizes the years of work behind the dream and prays for […]
Creator: @globebeyondyourself Category: Travel Tips Description: Content creator @globebeyondyourself shares what to expect during Harmattan season in Ghana, a dry and dusty period that usually occurs between December and March. She explains how the air becomes hazy, humidity drops, and visibility can decrease due to fine Saharan dust carried by the wind. The video highlights […]
Creator: @joannabaidoo Category: Culture Description: Content creator @joannabaidoo shares helpful tips on understanding Ghanaian cultural norms when speaking with locals. She explains that one of the first things you should learn is “mepa wo kyew” — a phrase that means please and is used constantly in Ghanaian conversation, even to say thank you. Another key […]
Creator: @lostandfoundoneverytrip Category: Travel & Stay in Ghana Description: Content creator @lostandfoundoneverytrip shares her birthday trip to Ghana, reviewing five different hotels to stay at in Accra, Ghana. She begins at the Accra Marriott Hotel near the airport, rating it 8/10 for excellent service but higher prices. Next is Casa Bianca, which earns a 10/10 […]
Creator: @adrielsplate Category: Food Description: Content creator @adrielsplate shares what she ate in Ghana and breaks down how much everything cost in both cedis and U.S. dollars. From kosua ne meko (eggs with pepper and onions) for ₵3 (about $0.30 USD), to oranges for ₵1 (around $0.10 USD), and a meat pie for ₵10 (about […]
Creator: @adrielsplate Category: Food Description: Content creator @adrielsplate shares her picks for the top 10 must-try street foods in Ghana, sampling local favorites like Fanti pineapples, coconut jelly, and knatie cake. She highlights the vibrant food culture and unique flavors that make Ghana’s street food scene one of the most exciting in West Africa. Each […]
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