At the beginning of the year we informed you all about the JayNii Streetwise Wall Project that we supported over the Christmas break. As mentioned before, Ja...

As I was growing up, I loved watching Ghanaian TV shows and films. They were just so entertaining and funny. Some of the TV shows and films on our screens we...

Like everyone else, we spent April adapting and adjusting to the lockdown measures. This included the first of many online workshops held on our Instagram li...

We hosted a Q&A with Annette Abena, founder of the Diaspora talks podcast, where we discussed COVID-19 and its impact on Ghana and Africa, diaspora engagemen...

At this point in time, many of us are adjusting to being at home 24/7. With recent news that this lockdown could last until June, and social distancing could...

March has felt like such a hectic month! Many of us went from attending Ghana’s 63rd Independence celebrations at the beginning of the month, to now adjustin...

Earlier this week the world celebrated International Women's Day, of which women were celebrated for their achievements. In light of this, we've decided to s...

Happy Ghanaian Independence Day! On this day 63 years ago, Ghana became the first Sub-Saharan African nation to gain its independence. Such an achievement ha...

Happy new month! Can you believe it’s the end of February and the beginning of March already? February was an interesting month as we spent the month reflect...

Ghana has a remarkable pool of talent when it comes to the creative scene, especially the growing art scene. Everyone has their own unique style of painting ...

Happy New Year everyone! Over the Christmas break we undertook a project with JayNii Streetwise orphanage, and we’re excited to finally tell you all about it...

When we think of the genres Hiplife and Highlife, it’s easy to associate them as being things of the past that we enjoy every now and then when we’re reminis...

This week we’ll continue taking a closer look at Ghana’s history by looking into the transformation from being a British colony to an independent state. By t...

As we continue to delve into Ghanaian history, this week we’ll be taking a closer look at the slave trade and the legacy it left behind. For around 150 years...

Last week we briefly went through Ghana’s past, present and future. Today, we’ll be looking at some of that history in more detail, namely precolonial Ghana,...

Did you know that the name Ghana means “warrior king” in the Soninke language and it was the name given to the kings of the medieval Ghana empire? We all rec...

"Currently, in Ghana around 6 million people lack access to safe water and 18 million lack access to improved sanitation." We all recognise and know of the i...

“At long last, the battle has ended! And thus, Ghana, your beloved country is free forever!” – Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah. It’s that time of year again where Gha...

Looking to bask in the shade of palm trees after a warm swim in the sea? Or perhaps you just want a sweet tan whilst you sip on your cocktail? Well, you're a...

"Technology is the greatest thing to ever happen to our generation but in some way, it has also ruined all the fun we used to have growing up." In celebratio...