A group of Ghanaian creatives and influencers are working on an Obama-backed documentary titled *The Eyes of Ghana*, aimed at preserving the country's history through a collection of 1,000 films. The project, which focuses on Ghana’s independence and African liberation struggles, features contributions from veteran cameraman Chris Hesse and local producers.
The documentary, supported by former U.S. President Barack Obama, seeks to document key moments in Ghana’s history and share them with future generations. It includes footage from the country’s independence era and its role in the broader African liberation movement. IShowSpeed, a popular content creator, has also joined the project, bringing international attention to the initiative.
This effort follows a growing trend of using digital platforms to archive and share historical content. The collaboration between local and international figures underscores the importance of preserving Ghana’s cultural and political heritage. The documentary is expected to be released in stages, with the first part focusing on early independence movements.
