Ghosts of the Gold Coast Railway: The Rise, Ruin, and Memory of Accra’s Old Railway Stations
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION There is a particular quiet that hangs over the old Accra Central Railway…
ACCRA HERITAGE JOURNAL
Explore the rich history of Accra, the Ga people, and their traditions. Learn about historic sites, festivals, culture, and heritage in Greater Accra. Uncover historic places in Accra with rich heritage, architecture, and culture. Learn about the city’s past and iconic locations.
Masters of Form: The Forgotten Giants and Enduring Legacy of Ghana’s Historical Sculptors and Artists
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION Before the oil discoveries, before the cocoa boom, and long before the branding…
From the Concert Party to the Black Box: The Evolution, Economics, and Rebirth of Accra’s Performing Arts
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION The stage in Accra has never been a mere platform for entertainment. It…
Ghana’s Maritime Gate: The Strategic History, Economic Power, and Future of Accra’s Ports
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION To understand the modern Ghanaian economy, one must look not inland to the…
Spotlight on Accra’s Indigenous Food Culture: ASJ Intelligence Brief
From sacred dishes to late-night street bites—the flavours that define Ghana’s capital An Accra Street…
From Warriors to Urban Youth: The Changing Identity of Teshie
Introduction: A Town in Transition Teshie was not built for peace. It was founded as…
Oral History vs Written History: The Case of Teshie
Introduction: A Town with Two Stories Teshie, one of the six independent Ga states on…
Migration and War: How Teshie Was Formed
Introduction: A Town Born from Conflict The coastal town of Teshie, now one of the…
Teshie: The Warrior State That Defended Coastal Accra
Introduction: A Town Forged in Conflict Walk through the bustling streets of Teshie today, and…
Land, Legacy, and Disputes: La’s Struggle in Modern Accra
Introduction: A Community at the Crossroads La is one of the oldest Ga settlements on…