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 VOLU office by sachara
With a lot of Ghanaian volunteers -and some European- I helped with the start of building a community centre in the Volta Region. For my first acquaintance with Africa below the Sahara, it was a very good decision to meet the people by staying in one village for some time instead of touring around and see all quickly from a distance. Participating in a VOLU project became one of the most impressive experiences in my life. Leave a Comment
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The friendly people.
I arrived in Accra from Abidjan, and was heading to Libreville afterwards. Both of those cities felt much more hostile than Accra. Leave a Comment
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I will take them to the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum.This is the last resting place of the first President of Ghana, and a famous pan-Africanist.
The George Padmore Research Library of African Affairs
A famous research and educational centre for African-American studies.
It night vision and the wonderful people of Accra.
It beaches and coastal lines. Leave a Comment
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I WILL WANT US TO VISIT MY HOUSE FIRST SITUATED AT DOME IN THE CAPITAL ACCRA AND LATER TO SHANGRI LA HOTEL.
I MISS SPEAKING GA.
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GO TO LABODIE BEACH...LOTS OF PEOPLE THEIR WHO ARE TRYING TO RIP YOU OFF...JUST LOOK PAST THEM AND ENJOY THE CULTURE! GREAT PLACE TO BUY A DRUM, OR GET AN IDEA OF WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE...WHATEVER YOU DO...BARGAIN....
CULTURAL MARKET IS A GREAT PLACE TO BUY SOVEIGNERS
WHEN I THINK OF ACCRA I THINK OF ARGUING WITH THE TAXI DRIVERS...THEY REALLY TRY TO RIP OF FOREIGNERS.
THEIR IS ALSO A GREAT PLACE PAST LABODIE BEACH..I BELEIVE IT IS CALLED SIDE DOOR...GREAT PLACE FOR FOOD AND DANCING AND MEETING PEOPLE Leave a Comment
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When I first arrived in Accra, one of the first things I saw was a postcard with a picture of an interchange on it. Interchanges like you see every 10 kilometres in Europe. I was really surprised by this postcard, because it was nothing special to me.
After two months of staying in the high North of the country I came back to Accra, and then I understood why they make a postcard of this piece of infrastructure. NOWHERE in Ghana you find flyovers, so something like a huge interchange is really something special for the country and something to be proud of.
At the Ring Road around the citycentre you find a few flyovers like King Tackie Overpass and Ako Adjei Overpass, and on the way to the north towards Aburi and Kumasi you cross the interchange that was on the postcard: Tetteh Quarshie Interchange. Leave a Comment
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