Accra makes global top 20 nightlife destinations list, Johannesburg leads Africa
Accra has been named one of the world’s 20 best cities for nightlife in 2026, placing 18th in a global ranking by Time Out.
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Ghana’s forts and castles are warning us: Climate change is also a cultural crisis
The five-year project, which will run from 2026 to 2030, will initially focus on six heritage sites in the Greater Accra Region: Ussher Fort and James Fort in Jamestown, Christiansborg Castle in Osu, Fort Augustaborg in Teshie, Fort Vernon in Prampram and Fort Fredensborg in Old Ningo.
‘We are not an afterthought’: Ghanaian activists demand seat at the table in global textile policy
In the cavernous networking halls of the Hamburg Sustainability Conference 2026, the air hums with the language of finance, innovation, and net-zero targets. Delegates shuffle between panels on carbon credits and regenerative agriculture, clutching espresso cups and jargon-filled briefs.
Policy just saved Achimota Forest. But culture must save the people – creatively
As the Achimota Forest regains its protected status, the question of its future remains open. Will it become a neglected preserve, a “protected” space that slowly decays? Or will it become a vibrant cultural and ecological asset—a symbol of what happens when a city chooses its long-term survival over short-term profit?
Josh Blakk drops live EP as he eyes Best Male Vocal honour at TGMA
Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and producer Josh Blakk on Friday released HighLife Sunday Service (Live), a four-track live EP, as he picked up a nomination for Best Male Vocal Performance at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards.
‘The highest pitch of refined emotion’: The tragic romance hidden in a 19th-Century painting
How the devastating meaning of The Meeting on the Turret Stairs is unlocked by a medieval Danish ballad – and why the painting can only be viewed for two hours every week.
June Sometimes revisits childhood and memory in debut album ‘Memories With Nostalgic Flaws’
Nigerian singer, songwriter, and writer June Sometimes has released his long-awaited debut album, Memories With Nostalgic Flaws; a deeply introspective body of work that captures the essence of growing up in Lagos and the bittersweet nostalgia that comes with it.
AraTheJay unveils ‘The Odyssey’ album to a resounding reception
Dynamic Ghanaian artist AraTheJay, signed to Almighty Records and Mass Appeal Records, unveils “The Odyssey,” a 17-track journey continuing his
Accra Cultural Week & beyond: Where to be as Ghana’s capital comes alive with art – A Guide
Accra is set to transform into a canvas of creativity and cultural expression as the city gears up for Accra Art Week, a vibrant celebration bringing together artists, galleries, collectors, and enthusiasts from across Ghana and beyond.
Where history sleeps: Hotels that bring the past to life
As heritage tourism surges, an evolving philosophy in luxury hospitality is reshaping what it means to stay somewhere meaningful. These