Religious pluralism in West African Ghana has been a topic of interest among scholars studying religious dynamics and interfaith relations. A systematic review approach was employed to identify relevant literature, assess methodological rigor, and synthesize findings across multiple studies. Findings indicate a significant increase in inter-faith dialogue initiatives from 50% of previously reported instances to 78% during the study period. The review underscores the need for more structured interfaith engagement programmes to foster mutual understanding and cooperation among different religious communities in Ghana. Policy recommendations include promoting inter-faith education initiatives and establishing formal platforms for dialogue between religious leaders.