Ghana : a new chapter in African history is being written from Accra

There are cities that vibrate. And then there are cities that move forward.

Accra is one of those that move forward.

For several years now, Ghana has established itself as one of the most dynamic faces of a continent in motion. Political stability, entrepreneurial growth, a bold youth, an influential diaspora, a constantly evolving business climate… Here, energy is not a slogan. It is a daily reality.

Walking through the streets of Accra means feeling that quiet confidence. The confidence of a country that believes in itself. The confidence of a continent telling its story differently.

At a time when narratives about Africa are being reshaped, it became clear to us that our next step had to be here.

Because Africa is changing.
Its economies are structuring.
Its media are evolving.
Its voices are rising.

ANA embodies this vision. That of a pan-African news agency that aims to be at the heart of transformation, close to decision-makers, creators, entrepreneurs, institutions and the talents shaping the Africa of today and tomorrow

Ghana embodies this ambitious Africa,

And ANA was born to accompany this movement.

By choosing Accra to host our 11th office and our new headquarters, we are making far more than a geographic decision. We are affirming a vision. That of a pan-African news agency determined to stand at the center of transformation, close to the decision-makers, creators, entrepreneurs, institutions and talents shaping the Africa of today and tomorrow.

Ghana embodies this ambitious Africa, connected to the world yet deeply rooted in its identity. A country that attracts investors, stimulates innovation and gives full space to its youth.

It is also a powerful symbol. Establishing our new headquarters in Accra means recognizing the strategic importance of West Africa in the continent’s media and economic balance.

ANA continues to write a new page of this African story. A story where Africa no longer endures the narrative — it produces it. A story where our media become economic players, value creators and catalysts of influence.

In Accra, we want to build more than an office.
We want to build a hub.
A crossroads.
A space for reflection, production and projection into the future.

On April 29 and 30, we invite you to join us in Accra for “Shaping the Future of African Media.” Two days to think, debate and collectively structure the future of African media. Two days to affirm that Africa no longer merely tells its present — it designs its future.

Ghana is not a coincidence.

It is a strategic choice.
It is a choice of conviction.
It is a choice for the future.

See you in Accra!