by GreenViews | Oct 3, 2025 | Ghanaian Culture
In African traditional spirituality, every tree, root, and leaf has its own name, and many are believed to have a voice. Leaves are active elements in Ghanaian and African rites. Their uses differ from place to place, but they always hold deep cultural importance....
by GreenViews | Sep 29, 2025 | Accra Living, Gastronomy
Gastronomy in Accra is full of flavor, but what if you could go beyond tasting and actually learn how to make the dishes yourself? Cooking classes in Accra give you the chance to roll up your sleeves, discover local ingredients, and prepare authentic Ghanaian food,...
by GreenViews | Sep 26, 2025 | Living in Ghana
Akwaaba! You are about to land in a country of warm people, lively markets, and weather that keeps you on your toes. As experts in the matter, this Ghana packing list is written like a friend who has already lived through the first sweaty, rainy, dusty, and delicious...
by GreenViews | Sep 22, 2025 | Accra Living
Remote work has become a way of life for many professionals in Ghana. Whether you are a freelancer, entrepreneur, or part of an international team, setting up a home office in Accra is one of the best investments you can make for your productivity and wellbeing. If...
by GreenViews | Sep 17, 2025 | Ghanaian Culture
In Ghanaian culture, totems and clan symbols serve as powerful markers of identity, belonging, and ancestral lineage. From the Akan tribe in southern Ghana to the Mole-Dagbani in the north, clans in Ghana and their symbols guide family life, social roles, and moral...
by GreenViews | Sep 12, 2025 | Ghanaian Culture
In many parts of the world today, calling someone “fat” or “chunky” is considered offensive, insensitive, or even outright abusive. The term carries with it a host of negative connotations: unhealthy, unattractive and even lazy. However in Ghana this takes...
by GreenViews | Sep 10, 2025 | Ghanaian Culture
If you have spent time in Ghana you might have overheard the name nyanya at a market stall, in a kitchen, or even during a cleansing bath! Nyanya is a small, bitter leaf that is eaten, brewed, blessed and sometimes whispered about with a mix of respect and caution. ...
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 | Sep 1, 2025 | Living in Ghana
If you’re wondering how to move to Ghana, this 30-day guide will help you settle quickly and confidently. There are many things to keep in mind and mistakes to avoid before moving to Ghana, and once you have figured your packing list for Ghana, you need to prepare for...
by GreenViews | Aug 28, 2025 | Ghanaian Culture
The talking drum is one of the most representative symbols of traditional African culture. This sophisticated hour-glass shaped drum can mimic the tone of human speech and it’s used not only to communicate through long distances, but also in ceremonies. In this...