Iphi

Iphi is a village located in the Oti Region of Ghana. It is situated in the Krachi West District, a region known for its agricultural activities and its proximity to the Volta Lake. The primary economic activities in Iphi revolve around farming, with crops such as yams, maize, and cassava being commonly cultivated. Fishing is also a significant source of livelihood for many residents due to the nearby Volta Lake.

The community is served by local amenities that support the daily lives of its inhabitants. These typically include basic healthcare facilities, primary educational institutions, and markets for trade. Like many rural communities in Ghana, Iphi relies on a strong sense of community and traditional social structures. The local language spoken is often a dialect of Ewe, a major language in the Oti Region and neighboring Togo. Access to essential services like electricity and clean water can vary within the village, as is common in many developing rural areas. The geographical setting of Iphi, characterized by its rural landscape, influences its lifestyle and the challenges and opportunities faced by its population.