I’ll never forget watching Amaarae perform at Coachella in April 2025, becoming the first Ghanaian woman to command that stage with a solo set. As she belted out “Sad Girlz Luv Money” to thousands of screaming fans, something clicked for me. This wasn’t just a performance; it was proof that Ghana’s music industry is shaping African sound in ways we couldn’t have imagined a decade ago. Here’s what blows my mind: according to Spotify, Afrobeats has generated more than 240 million global discoveries in the past year alone, underscoring its dominance as one of the fastest-growing cultural exports from Africa.…
Author: Worldpluse
I’ll never forget the first time I attended a live comedy show in Accra. My sides hurt from laughing, my face was sore from smiling, and I walked out thinking, “Why don’t I do this more often?” There’s something magical about live comedy that Netflix specials just can’t capture. The energy, the crowd reactions, the way a comedian riffs off an unexpected moment – it’s all part of the experience. If you’re looking for a good laugh or planning your entertainment calendar, you’re in the right place. Ghana’s comedy scene is absolutely thriving right now, with talented comedians selling out…
My cousin called me last week, panicking. Her daughter had been admitted to a top university in Ghana, but the tuition fees were way beyond what their family could afford. “Is there any scholarship I don’t know about?” she asked desperately. That conversation reminded me that navigating Ghana’s education system requires staying updated on everything from policy changes to scholarship deadlines, exam schedules to school reforms. Here’s the reality: education updates in Ghana come fast and often, and missing crucial information can cost you opportunities, delay your child’s admission, or leave money on the table. Whether you’re a parent planning…
Remember when the entire office would gather around the TV on Monday mornings to discuss what happened on Date Rush over the weekend? Or when your WhatsApp group chat would blow up with memes from the latest Kejetia vs Makola episode? That’s the magic of Ghanaian television. It brings us together, makes us laugh, sometimes makes us cry, and gives us endless content for water cooler conversations. Here’s the thing about popular Ghana TV shows you shouldn’t miss: they’re not just entertainment. They’re cultural touchstones that reflect who we are as a nation, where we’re going, and what matters to…
I’ll never forget the feeling of watching Ghana beat Serbia in the 2010 World Cup from a crowded chop bar in Accra. The place erupted like a volcano, strangers became family, and for those 90 minutes, nothing else in the world mattered. That’s the power of sports in Ghana. It’s not just entertainment; it’s part of who we are. Keeping up with the latest Ghana sports updates can feel like a full-time job, especially when you’re juggling work, family, and everything else life throws at you. Between the Ghana Premier League matches, our Black Stars traveling the world, local basketball…
Last month, I found myself frantically searching for reliable information about a major policy announcement that was making waves across social media. The problem? Every platform had a different version of the story, and I couldn’t figure out which one was actually true. Sound familiar? In today’s digital age, staying informed about Ghana isn’t the problem. The real challenge is finding the best online news sources for Ghana updates that deliver accurate, timely, and credible information without the noise or misinformation. With over 40 news websites competing for your attention, plus countless social media pages claiming to be news sources,…
You know that feeling when you wake up and realize you have no idea what’s happening in your own city? Yeah, I’ve been there. Last Tuesday, I missed a fantastic jazz night at Exhale Lounge simply because I didn’t know it was happening. That’s when I decided: no more missing out on the good stuff happening right here in Accra today. Living in Ghana’s bustling capital means there’s always something going down. From high-profile international visits to traffic situations you need to navigate, cultural events that’ll feed your soul, and business conferences that could change your career trajectory. The challenge…
If you’ve been scrolling through your phone trying to catch up on what’s happening in Ghana lately, you’re not alone. Between work, family, and the daily hustle, keeping tabs on the most important recent general news stories in Ghana can feel like a full-time job. But here’s the thing: staying informed isn’t just about being the smartest person in the room at your next family gathering (though that’s a nice bonus). It’s about understanding the changes shaping our nation and how they might affect your daily life. I remember chatting with a friend at the market last week who had…
Let me tell you something. I used to think Nollywood had the African film scene locked down. Then I stumbled upon a Ghanaian series on Netflix late one night, and honestly? I was hooked. The storytelling, the authenticity, the way they blend humor with real life struggles… it hit different. If you’re scrolling through your streaming apps wondering what to watch next, you’re in the right place. Ghana movies 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting years for West African cinema, and whether you’re into heart wrenching dramas, side splitting comedies, or edge of your seat…
Three years ago, I walked into my first tech hub in Accra feeling completely lost. I had an app idea scribbled in a notebook, zero coding skills, and no clue where to start. The receptionist smiled and said, “You’re in the right place.” That single visit changed everything. Ghana’s startup ecosystem is exploding with possibilities. From Accra’s bustling innovation districts to Kumasi’s maker spaces, tech hubs are popping up everywhere. These aren’t just trendy coworking spots with fast Wi-Fi. They’re launchpads where ordinary Ghanaians are building apps that solve real problems, creating hardware that changes lives, and attracting international investors.…