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Ghana's panorama exception covers film and TV but not still photos, so selling still images of modern landmarks is restricted; folklore is protected in perpetuity.
Shoot decision
Ordinary public photography needs no permit. Photography of military, the seat of government, police, and Kotoka airport is restricted and can be prosecuted.
Conditional
Issuer: Site management for heritage and government-controlled sites; no permit for ordinary street photography
Cost: No permit for personal photography; commercial shoots at many heritage and government sites need permission
Ordinary public photography needs no permit. Photography of military, the seat of government, police, and Kotoka airport is restricted and can be prosecuted.
The GCAA requires in-person drone registration at the airport plus an operating permit, capped at 400ft and barred within 10km of an airport
For category detail, see Drone Authority.
Yes, generally tolerated, with a constitutional privacy right; seek consent before photographing identifiable individuals, especially anyone in uniform
No dedicated image-rights statute, but consent is best practice for commercial publication.
Restricted (stills not covered)
Copyright Act 2005 Art. 19(1)(f) applies the panorama exception only to cinema, TV, or broadcast, not still photographs, so you cannot sell stills of copyrighted public works. Expressions of folklore are protected in perpetuity.
Guidance, not legal advice
Drone Authority
Photography access and drone permission are separate questions. Drone Authority covers the flight-law side for this country.

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