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What happened where in Ghana

Fires, floods, road crashes, protests, power cuts and new projects, placed on the map from the last 7 days of reporting. Tap a place to see its stories.

13 Oct to 19 Oct3 storiesUpdated every two hours

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  • Hazards
  • Security
  • Environment
  • Services
  • Development
  • District, no town named

3 stories in the district of

Tema Metropolitan, Greater Accra

All of Ghana
  1. Power and water disruptions

    ECG schedules maintenance power cuts in Accra and Tema from October 19

    Greater Accra Region · Tema Metropolitan, Greater Accra1 outlet

  2. Protests and strikes

    Tema artisans protest alleged sale of land near Cocoa Processing Company

    Tema Metropolitan, Greater Accra1 outlet

  3. Public infrastructure

    Governs Kwame Agbodza resumes 26.6km Accra-Tema Beach Road project

    Krowor Municipal, Greater Accra · Tema Metropolitan, Greater Accra1 outlet

Most reported districts

  1. Ningo/Prampram4Greater Accra
  2. Ahanta West Municipal3Western
  3. Tema Metropolitan3Greater Accra
  4. Ablekuma North Municipal2Greater Accra
  5. Afadzato South2Volta
  6. Kumasi Metropolitan2Ashanti
  7. Techiman North2Bono East
  8. Weija Gbawe Municipal2Greater Accra
  9. Ablekuma Central Municipal1Greater Accra
  10. Adenta Municipal1Greater Accra

How this map works

Anansi reads the reporting behind every story, picks out events such as fires, floods, crashes, protests and outages, and places each one at the town or district the reporting names. A story covered by several outlets counts once. A dot is a town; a ring is a district where no town was named. Stories that name only a region are listed but not drawn.

Counts are stories reported, not incidents, and busy places get more coverage than quiet ones. A place we could not pin down with confidence is left off the map rather than guessed.

Events are read from Anansi News reporting and placed on the map by Anansi. Boundaries: OCHA COD-AB (CC BY-IGO 3.0). Towns: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) and Wikidata (CC0).

Have sites in Ghana? Anansi Intelligence watches the reports near them and alerts you.