Fort Sekondi, also known as Fort Orange, is a historic Dutch colonial fort built in 1642 in Sekondi, Western Region of Ghana. It served as a trading post during the trans-Atlantic slave trade and stands as one of several European forts along Ghana's coast. The fort is a significant heritage site reflecting Ghana's colonial history.
Fort Sekondi, also known as Fort Orange, is a historic Dutch colonial fort built in 1642 in Sekondi, Western Region of Ghana. It served as a trading post during the trans-Atlantic slave trade and stands as one of several European forts along Ghana's coast. The fort is a significant heritage site reflecting Ghana's colonial history.
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