Ghanaian folklore encompasses a rich tapestry of traditional stories, myths, and legends that reflect the values and beliefs of the various ethnic groups in Ghana. These tales often feature animals, spirits, and ancestors, serving to teach moral lessons or explain natural phenomena. Key figures in Ghanaian folklore include the clever Anansi, a spider often depicted as a trickster, and various deities from the Akan and Ewe cultures. These stories are passed down through generations, preserving cultural heritage and fostering a sense of community among the people.