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10 Photos from Bozoma Saint John-Watson’s wedding that prove Ghana knows how to throw a party

There are weddings, and then there are unions that feel like history folding in on itself. When Bozoma Saint John-Watson married Keely Watson in Accra on August 21, the couple didn't simply plan a celebration, they...

Art Attack: This Ghanaian filmmaker is behind some of the biggest brand campaigns you’ve seen this year

Since January, Obed Afram and O8's cameras have travelled from a golf course in Accra to Abidjan's stadium concourse and a business summit in Istanbul. Between shoots, the same small crew filmed a Mercedes-Benz unveiling and...

Pioneering Women: Joyce Ababio, the Ghanaian fashion educator who trained 20,000 designers

One morning in 1995, Joyce Ababio stood in a rented room in Asylum Down. She taught her first class to five students. The school had no accreditation, no second building, and no name yet beyond Vogue...

5 easy streetwear fashion hacks that usually fly under the radar

Streetwear has outgrown trend cycles. It's a cultural currency that speaks through silhouettes, textures, and attitude before a single word is exchanged.

13 women shaping Ghana’s digital and telecommunications revolution

Ghana's telecommunications sector, an industry that's historically been run by men almost everywhere else in the world, looks different here.

13 Holy Child School alumnae who made history as the first women in their fields

As one of Ghana’s oldest girls’ schools, Holy Child School, Cape Coast, has spent decades raising young women who go on to lead in classrooms, courtrooms, hospitals, and beyond. Students, old girls, and dignitaries gathered to...

The women who took the controls: Melody Millicent Danquah and Ayele Kome Ghana’s first female pilots

In the early 1960s, when military aviation in West Africa was still finding its footing, two young Ghanaian women entered a profession that few imagined would open its doors to them. Their names were Melody Millicent...

The Hits, The Almosts and the “Madam, Why?” — Wesley Girls’ 189th Speech Day Fashion Review

There are school events, and then there is Wesley Girls’ High School Speech Day. And the 189th edition in Kakumdo was not just a celebration of academic excellence and legacy. It was what we can only...

Chef Freddy and the Kitchen by Ghana Food Movement tell a Ghana–Congo story through food, and it works

Acclaimed London-based Congolese Chef Freddy Suana of ‘Swatch’s Kitchen’, in collaboration with ‘The Kitchen by Ghana Food Movement’, hosted an intimate, exclusive culinary preview of Roots 2 Routes: A Fusion Journey. Set in the heart of...

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10 times Samira Bawumia slayed and left us gasping for breath in her Kente styles

Of all her looks, the Second Lady was spotted looking her best in traditional Kente dresses. Here are the top 10 of Samira Bawumia's Kente looks that stole the spotlight:

Looking for red dress inspirations?? Let Serwaa Amihere show you how

And no one loves the colour red or its hues and shades more than Serwaa who is also the C.E.O of Office and Co By Serwaa Amihere and brand ambassador for Ohh My Hair.

These African celebs prove their hair can earn them an A+

Here's some inspiration to bring out the dare devil in you.

This bride shared an emotional story of how her brother survived a motor accident to take her to the altar

For beautiful bride, Deborah OP what was meant to be a gloomy event ended being the platform where she could share her testimony and the joy of walking down the aisle with her brother.

You would be utterly amazed by some of the reasons why people take alcohol in Ghana

Our Non-drinkers want to know why people take so much interest in alcohol so we went out to get the answers to their nagging questions.