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Ghana’s Power Elite Are Abandoning the State for Exclusive Private Enclaves
As Ghana’s public infrastructure falters, the nation’s wealthiest citizens are decoupling from state services to build a parallel world of gated cities and premium private amenities. From luxury healthcare to self-contained estates, this shift toward radical exclusivity is redefining the lifestyle of the West African elite while deepening the national social divide.
The Africa Report·June 13, 2026AI-curated
As gated estates, private hospitals, and exclusive clubs multiply, Ghana’s elite are increasingly living in a parallel reality detached from the public systems most citizens depend on.
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