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By Kofi Quaye  If it says “Made in USA,” it sells faster and more than similar  products in Ghana and across Africa. From street vendors in Accra to high-end boutiques in Nairobi, the phrase “Made in USA” represents top quality, or so it seems. Whether it’s a Ralph Lauren polo,…

By Kofi Quaye  In Ghana, the marketplace is everywhere. From the sidewalk to the streets, from dusty rural towns to urban highways with bumper-to-bumper traffic, everything sells. And the key to success? Find what sells more, costs less to make or import, and deliver it fast. Women lead the street…

By Kofi Quaye | Vision Africana Feature | May 28, 2025 Accra – Something strange and wild is happening in Ghana’s money market – and everybody’s got an opinion. In just the past two months, the Ghanaian cedi has gone from 15.2 to the dollar down to 9.8, a staggering…

Africa’s not just rising—it’s reinventing. From eco-friendly fashion in Ghana to solar power for the masses in Kenya, a new generation of African entrepreneurs is building businesses that solve real problems. They’re blending tech, tradition, and sustainability to create impact—not just profit. Discover how young innovators across the continent are…

Africa’s not just rising—it’s reinventing. From eco-friendly fashion in Ghana to solar power for the masses in Kenya, a new generation of African entrepreneurs is building businesses that solve real problems. They’re blending tech, tradition, and sustainability to create impact—not just profit. Discover how young innovators across the continent are…

By Kofi Quaye In the bustling tech hubs of Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, and Cape Town, a quiet revolution is happening —led not by foreign investors or multinational corporations, but by a new generation of African entrepreneurs determined to reimagine the continent’s future. These trailblazers are not just building businesses; they…

BEYOND BORDERS: AN IMMIGRANT’S JOURNEY IN A CHANGING AMERICA, the latest book written by internationally recognized author and journalist, Kofi Quaye, has  just been released. Highlights include becoming the first and only African editor, publisher and owner of a leading Black newspaper in upstate New York, and getting caught in one…

By Kofi Quaye  From the pulsating rhythms of Afrobeats blasting through global airwaves to Nollywood’s rapid rise on Netflix, Africa’s creative industries are no longer playing catch-up — they’re setting the global standard. What was once a niche is now mainstream. African art, music, fashion, and film have broken past…

By Kofi Quaye On a crisp March morning in Syracuse, New York, the red, gold, and green flag of Ghana slowly ascends outside City Hall. The Ghana national anthem plays, filling the cold air with pride and nostalgia. Attendees gaze in silence as the Ghana flag is raised in a…