Ghana / Afrika in Focus
Ghana In Focus aims to bring you the lowdown on Ghana including critique on the hot topics making waves in Ghana as well as buying property in Ghana, renting in Ghana especially in the capital, Accra. Also looking at building a property in Ghana and some of the things to look out for such as building materials and environmental factors. We will also be looking at land acquisition in Ghana, giving insight into issues like site plan, indenture, title and land certificate. Ghana In Focus aims to explore the numerous business and investment opportunities that exist in Ghana as well as talking to the movers and shakers in the country. Finally Ghana in Focus talks with Africans from the diaspora who share their experiences of making Ghana their home. Afrika in Focus aims to bring you key stories that are making news on the continent from an Afrikan centered perspective.
Episodes
212 episodes
Ghana in Focus ---- Chinese in Basic Schools? Not in Ghana’s Name.
Ghana’s Ministry of Education has approved Chinese language for basic schools, and the decision has sparked deep concern among educators, parents, linguists, and cultural advocates. This summary argues that introducing Chinese at the foundation...
Afrika in Focus Special: Dr Umar Johnson @ Afrikan Emancipation Day Reparations March Part II
In this dialogue, Dr. Umar Johnson presents a worldview in which Black identity is not simply a matter of appearance or social categorisation, but a spiritual, cultural, and metaphysical inheritance. He argues that Black skin represents ...
Afrika in Focus Special: Dr Umar Johnson @ Afrikan Emancipation Day Reparations March Part I
In his Emancipation & Reparations Day remarks, Dr. Umar Johnson centred two interconnected arguments: the importance of Black-on-Black relationships for community stability in the UK, and the strategic role of the African diaspora...
Ghana in Focus Special: Accra under water - The REAL reason Accra floods
Accra’s flooding is not a climate‑driven mystery; it is a predictable outcome of decades of human decisions. The city floods because its physical, administrative, and environmental foundations have been compromised. The recent floods are only t...
Afrikan Football Podcast - “Why Afrikans Play for Europe”
Many of you would have seen many Afrikan footballers playing for European countries like England, Spain, France, Germany and Portugal in the world cup.However, Afrikan‑heritage players representing European national teams is not a coinci...
Afrikan Football Podcast ---- Review of Afrika at World Cup 26
The 2026 World Cup will be remembered as a tournament where Afrikan football finally announced itself as a collective force, not just through one Cinderella run, but through multiple teams performing at a consistently high level. ...
Afrikan Football Podcast ---- last 32 review at the World Cup
Africa entered the last‑32 knockout round with nine nations, each carrying the hopes of a continent. But knockout football is ruthless, and by the end of the round, only Morocco and Egypt remained standing. The story of how they s...
Afrikan Football Podcast --- Afrikan teams in the round of 32
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has delivered a group stage unlike anything Afrika has ever witnessed. Nine Afrikan nations have marched into the Round of 32 with South Afrika just being eliminated in their last 32 match by co-hosts Canada — a record‑b...
Afrikan Football Podcast ==== Afrika at the 2026 World Cup
Africa’s ten representatives at the 2026 World Cup have now completed two rounds of fixtures, and the landscape has shifted significantly. Some teams have already secured their place in the Last 32, others remain firmly in contention, and...
Ghana in Focus - Business Opportunities in Ghana Part VI , Agro Processing
Agro‑processing sits at the centre of Ghana’s economic future. It is the point where farming meets industry, where raw crops become high‑value products, and where Ghana can finally break the cycle of exporting raw materials and importing finish...
Ghana in Focus ---- Business Opportunities in Ghana -- The Transport Sector
Ghana’s transport sector remains one of the most dynamic, high‑demand, and opportunity‑rich spaces in the economy. Movement is constant — people, goods, workers, tourists, and business travellers all rely on a transport system that is fragmente...
Afrikan Football Podcast Special: World Cup preview - Football, Power and Politics
Africa enters the 2026 World Cup with ten nations — the largest representation in history — but the same structural challenges that have always shaped African football remain firmly in place. This episode breaks down every African team’s chance...
Afrika in Focus Special: From East Turkistan to Afrika: Parallel Struggles Against Domination
The conversation with Salih Hudayar opens with a clear grounding in who he is and why his voice matters. Hudayar is the Prime Minister of the East Turkistan Government‑in‑Exile, a political leader shaped by displacement, war, and ...
Afrika in Focus Special: Why Afrikans in the UK MUST LEAVE!!
Africans in the UK are reaching a breaking point, and the numbers prove it: more than 300,000 people left the UK last year, the highest emigration figure in modern British history. This isn’t panic. It isn’t emotion. It’s a rational resp...
Afrika in Focus special: Afriphobia in South Afrika (Azania): Who benefits when Afrikans fight Afrikans?”
This episode confronts one of the most painful and politically charged crises on the continent: the rise of Afriphobic violence in South Africa. It exposes why some Black South Africans are attacking fellow Africans instead of White people that...
Afrika in Focus Special: The War on African Women's Hair: History, Identity & the Business of Insecurity
The War on African Women's Hair: History, Identity & the Business of Insecurity exposes how white supremacy systematically targeted African hair as a means of domination, erasure, and long‑term psychological control. The episode ar...
Afrika in Focus Special: PRINCE: The Greatest Musician of ALL TIME— Genius, Freedom and the Legacy that will NEVER die!
Prince Rogers Nelson stands as the greatest musician of all time — not by myth, but by measurable mastery. A multi‑instrumentalist who played more than 20 instruments at a professional level, a producer who engineered his own sound, and ...
Ghana / Afrika in Focus Special: The Gravest Crime: Ghana, the UN, and the Future of Reparations
In March 2026, Ghana reshaped global history by leading a landmark United Nations resolution that formally recognised the transatlantic trafficking and racialised chattel enslavement of Africans as “the gravest crime against humanity.” T...
Ghana in Focus Special - The Black Church, saving souls or business enterprise??
This episode of Ghana/Afrika In Focus examines the modern Black Church through a historical, economic, and sociological lens — arguing that its current form often functions less as a spiritual institution and more as a powerful busines...
Ghana in Focus Special: Mahama at the UN: Why Recognising the Slave Trade as the Greatest Crime in Human History Matters Now!!
This week marks a defining moment in modern history as Ghana’s President, John Dramani Mahama, prepares to address the United Nations with a landmark motion: the call for the formal recognition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade as the greates...
Ghana in Focus Special: Why Ghana Must Invest in Solar‑Powered Cars — Not Imported EVs
Ghana stands at an energy and industrial crossroads. The world is rushing toward electric vehicles, but blindly importing EVs would lock Ghana into deeper dependency, higher costs, and a foreign‑controlled future. Our electricity supply is stil...
Afrika in Focus Special: “Oil, Currency Power, and Distraction: The Hidden Logic Behind the Iran Conflict”
This episode of Afrika in Focus examines the Iran conflict through a Pan‑African, economic‑historical lens, arguing that the deeper drivers extend far beyond regime‑change narratives. The discussion begins with the petrodollar syste...
Ghana in Focus Independence Special: Why Ghanaians are Slaves in their own country
Ghana celebrates independence every 6th March, yet beneath the flags and speeches lies a harder truth: political freedom was achieved in 1957, but economic freedom never followed. The commanding heights of the Ghanaian economy—minin...
Ghana in Focus Special: 60 years after the overthrow of Dr Kwame Nkrumah - Analysis and Reflection
Sixty years after the 1966 overthrow of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s first president and one of Africa’s most influential Pan‑African thinkers, the echoes of that historic moment still shape the nation’s political identity, economic direction, an...
Ghana in Focus: Russian Sexual Predator luring Ghanaian girls
This week we examine the uproar surrounding a Russian visitor who lured Ghanaian women to his room for sexual exploitation, using the incident to highlight deeper social and security concerns. We question how he knew Ghana was a place he could ...