Samuka
Samuka is a small rural community situated in the western region of Ghana, within the West African country of Ghana. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Siwu District in the Volta Region, and is part of the traditional Waale cultural area. The village lies in a low-lying savannah landscape that is characterized by a mix of grassland and scattered acacia trees. Its approximate population, according to the most recent municipal census, is around 1,200 residents, who are primarily engaged in subsistence farming and small-scale trading.
Historically, Samuka has been inhabited by the Waale people, an ethnic group that traces its origins to
The local economy is largely based on agricultural production, with yams, cassava, maize, and plantain being
Education facilities in Samuka include a primary school, which serves children from the village and surrounding