Paga is the capital of the Kassena Nankana West District, and lies 40km from Bolgatanga, the Upper East Regional capital. The fast growing town lies on the border between Ghana and Burkina Faso and is the gateway between Ghana and Burkina Faso, Mali and the rest of the Sahel region. The main language spoken in […]
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Paga witnessed a powerful display of community leadership and academic dedication as the Paga Tertiary Students Union (PATSA) successfully organized a comprehensive mentorship program for students at Paga Senior High School. The event brought together prominent figures, regional leaders, and educators to guide students on academic excellence, career development, and civic responsibility.
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Residents of Paga in the Kassena-Nankana West District of the Upper East Region were gripped by fear and confusion following the repeated, unannounced landings of a suspicious aircraft at the local airstrip.
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Paga is located in the Kassena-Nankana West District of Upper East Ghana, where temperatures can be quite high. Bring lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes for exploring historical sites like the Pikworo Slave Camp, and a hat or sunglasses to protect against the sun.
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While Paga is widely celebrated for its daytime historical landmarks and wildlife, night life here offers an authentic, relaxed glimpse into upper northern community culture. Rather than high-energy mega-clubs, evenings in Paga center around cozy community spots, friendly open-air joints, and lively local conversations under the starry savanna sky.
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For non-citizens, international travelers, and backpackers journeying through West Africa, Paga is viewed as a fascinating frontier town that offers a stark, rewarding contrast to the bustling coastal hubs of southern Ghana. Rather than a place for urban nightlife or modern luxury, foreign visitors typically experience Paga through the lens of raw history, surreal wildlife encounters, and unhurried savanna charm.
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The Paramount Chief of the Paga Traditional Area, Pe Charles Awiah Awampaga II (two time President of the Upper East Regional House of Chiefs), has been a key figure in regional leadership and development. His notable engagements and advocacy include:
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