by GreenViews | Nov 4, 2025 | History of Ghana
If you’re planning to live in or travel around Ghana, the phrase Ghana railway is suddenly worth knowing again. After a century of tracks serving mines and farms, decades of decline, long forgotten train stations and long spells when trains were largely symbolic,...
by GreenViews | Oct 26, 2025 | History of Ghana
Accra never stops moving. Taxis honk, tro-tros call out their routes, weave through the traffic, and traders fill the streets with color and noise. Yet behind this fast rhythm lie quieter traces of a different kind of movement: the old train stations in Accra that...
by GreenViews | Sep 6, 2025 | Business and Economy, History of Ghana
The city of Takoradi stands as a symbol of industrial strength and economic promise in West Africa. It has transformed in the past two decades into the beating heart of Ghana’s oil and gas industry. Since the discovery of offshore oil in commercial quantities in 2007,...
by GreenViews | Jul 19, 2025 | History of Ghana
In the busy streets of the major Ghanaian cities, you can’t miss them: the cobla boys. These young men—sometimes older artisans too—carry tiny wooden workshops on their backs, ready to polish, clean or repair your shoes on the spot. More than just shoeshiners, they...
by GreenViews | Jul 7, 2025 | Ghanaian Culture, History of Ghana
At Accra’s coastal regions such as Jamestown, Chorkor, La, and Teshie—the Ghanaian fishing industry is visible and is deeply embedded in daily life. This sector supports thousands of families and operates through a strong, time-tested partnership between fishermen and...
by GreenViews | Jun 24, 2025 | History of Ghana
In the dry, open lands of northern Ghana, one tree stands out above the rest: the baobab tree (Adansonia digitata). People call it the “tree of life” because it survives long droughts, stores water in its thick trunk, and offers food, medicine, shelter, and even...