WASHKING

12/09/2025

Own your throne with us - an experience shaped by years of trusted industry expertise.

10/09/2025

Still using old waste systems? Overflow, bad smells, and constant septic tank stress? It’s time for something better.

At WASHKING, we provide the best biodigester solutions in Ghana, trusted by homes and businesses across Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi.

✨ Works like a mini treatment plant
✨ Breaks down waste naturally with bacteria
✨ No overflow, no bad smell, no pollution
✨ Keeps your family and environment safe

Don’t stay stuck with the old ways. Upgrade your sanitation with Washking; the #1 provider you can trust.

Message us or WhatsApp 0240886645 to install yours today.

09/09/2025

A toilet isn’t just a toilet; it’s dignity. 👑
Every family deserves a clean, safe, and eco-friendly toilet. With Washking, you don’t just sit, you own your throne.
Let’s build a Ghana where sanitation means comfort, health, and pride.

Call us today to bring Washking home.

05/09/2024

Galamsey is poisoning us to death and our leaders are rather in competition on who has polluted our water bodies the most... - Awula Serwaa (Coordinator, Eco-Conscious Citizens)

29/05/2024

"Do you need to have 'grace,' or have you abused 'grace'?

Recently, I have been pondering over what 'grace' really means, especially for many people nowadays. Have you abused 'grace,' or has 'grace' abused you? To many people with religious backgrounds, grace means such things as an 'unmerited favour of God' and a 'sustaining power.' In the secular context, it is often associated with 'kindness,' 'elegance,' or 'the ability to forgive.' While the secular meaning takes us closer to what it means spiritually, does the meaning assigned to it by the religious arena better match? Is grace something given at the will of someone or power greater than ourselves? Or is it just part of who we are or should be in order to maximize our potentials and unique experience in this vast universe?

In order to explain this concept of grace, let us engage in a conversation between a 'teacher' and a 'learner' of spirituality.

"I would like to understand what it means by 'grace' as it has occurred to me that its meaning is not what we often take it to be nowadays," said the learner.

The teacher replied, "I can guide you through your experiences. Tell me some of the things you own or have."

"I own a car. I have money. I own a house. I have children. I have my name. I have a career. I belong to groups. I have things that I believe would make my life relatively easier," said the learner.

"Reflect on yourself now. Scan your memories. Have there been moments in your life when you felt that your life becomes useless or meaningless, or even to the point of wanting to die when you lost any of those things? Can you envision any other life possible when you lose those things that you deem valuable to your life?" asked the teacher.

The learner replied, "Yes. This was what led me to my new path of reality. Growing up, at a point, I could not see any other meaningful life outside my possessions. For example, when someone called me by my real name without an appropriate title, I would become angry and hate the person for 'disrespecting' me. When I lost my family in a tragic accident, I felt I should end my life. I could not see life worth living again until I found my new path. But now, take all those things away; I know with my appropriate actions I can regain them. Even if I do not, I have boundless joy, enriching inner peace, and the drive to keep moving and exploring life."

The teacher corroborated, "The answer lies in your journeys. Grace is, for example, embodying the spirituality of not being attached to anything. Being attached to something means that when whatever one is attached to is destroyed; it will lead to the destruction of the person. But it also doesn't mean that, for example, those things that you own, yes, you can enjoy them, you can appreciate whatever comes into your life, but you should not get to the level where you feel that when such a thing is destroyed or dead, then that is the end of your life, even if it's money or material possessions. So, grace is that kind of state of consciousness, or ability to maintain that kind of state of consciousness where you can still enjoy those material things, but then also not be attached to them so that when they are gone, or when something suddenly happens and they are gone, you will not take it as the end of your life, and for that matter, you will not terminate your life. Does it make sense now?"

Grace is about appreciating what you have without letting it define your sense of self or well-being. It is about the importance of non-attachment and inner peace. By not being overly attached to material things, you cultivate a state of grace where you can remain balanced and composed, regardless of external circumstances. Do you have 'grace'? Does it have to be granted by someone? What an amazing life you have. Make it count for yourself and others by exploring and living it to the fullness of you.

12/04/2024

Do you have a youth -focused and -led mental health organisation in Ghana looking for funding from a helpful and sensible funder? This opportunity for you. Please check out the details here:

We're funding bold ideas that address the early drivers of youth mental health and wellbeing in 12 countries.

07/04/2024

Water – whether too much or too little, clean or unsafe – is one of the most pressing human preoccupations. Already, 40% of the world’s population is affected by water scarcity and, with human-induced climate change, this is getting much worse.

I am delighted to announce that WASHKING is honored to be one of the innovations invited to be part of this year's exhibition by the MK&G museum in Hamburg, Germany.

This year's exhibition is dedicated to the topic of Water Pressure: Designing for the Future together with Jane Withers Studio, London. The exhibition, which opens at the museum from 14 March – 13 October 2024, looks at the water crisis from a global perspective, displaying ideas and proposals that illuminate the potential for shaping a radically different future.

In case you are around Hamburg, we kindly invite you to our exhibition area to learn more about life-saving and life-improving innovations on display. Find the location here: https://www.mkg-hamburg.de/en/visit -getting-here

Credit: Exhibition view "Water Pressure: Designing for the Future”, MK&G, photo: Henning Rogge. Richard Yeboah Eric Gbenatey Nartey Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg

25/12/2023

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19/11/2023

Today is . Let's remember to do more for safe and sustainable toilets to address the . We cannot achieve the without it.

15/11/2023