Help in Ghana you don’t have to take on trust.
Arranging a service in Accra usually means asking around and hoping for the best, and it’s harder still from abroad. MyAraba lists vendors we’ve checked, with their prices and terms written down before you book.
How we keep it trustworthy
- Every vendor passes eight checks before they’re listed, reviewed by a founder with evidence recorded.
- When a vendor changes their photos, prices or terms, their listing comes down until we review it again.
- Vendors’ private contact details aren’t shown publicly.
- If something goes wrong with a booking, email support@myaraba.org. We can suspend a vendor while we look into it.
What MyAraba doesn’t do
- We don’t take or hold payments. You pay the vendor directly.
- We don’t pay bills or utilities for you.
- We don’t sell your data or show you ads.
Your data
We collect what’s needed to run your account and bookings, and handle it in line with Ghana’s Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843). Read the privacy policy, or delete your account at any time.
Planning public transport
Confirm the route, departure point, operating times, fare, luggage rules and accessibility directly with the operator. Compare the full group cost and convenience with a private driver or group vehicle, and allow a travel buffer.
MyAraba has no live public-transport feed here. Routes, fares and schedules are not verified in this guide.
Where we are
We’re starting in Accra and nearby areas, and adding services as we review new vendors.