#ghana december

[ghanatrails]

“To give real service you must add something which cannot be bought or measured with money, and that is sincerity and integrity.” – Douglas Adams

Book now and experience the perfect blend of convenience and adventure, uniquely designed for the discerning traveler.

✉️ bestghanatours@gmail.com

Call/ WhatsApp: +233 503314400

[allweknewisdead]

The Burial of Kojo (2018) - Blitz Bazawule

If you leave me, I'm going to turn into the wind, disappear into thin air and find you.

[fenthebonebreaker]

December '23 Challenge: Ink & Wash Landscapes (Part 2)

[Part 1]

9. Beartooth Butte & Lake, Wyoming, USA

10. Mole National Park, Ghana

11. Denali View North, Alaska, USA

12. Canales de Afuera Island, Coiba National Park, Panama

13. Wadi Rum, Jordan

14. Taggart Lake, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA

15. Chapman's Peak, Cape Town, South Africa

16. Honey Island Swamp, Louisiana, USA

[Part 3]

[bestghanatours]

“To give real service you must add something which cannot be bought or measured with money, and that is sincerity and integrity.” – Douglas Adams

This Customer Service Week, we're celebrating the heart of our journey - YOU! At Best Ghana Tours, every adventure begins with a smile and ends with a memory. Thank you for letting us be your guides to the world's wonders. To show our appreciation, enjoy 10% off your next booking this week. Your dreams are our destination!

Book now and experience the perfect blend of convenience and adventure, uniquely designed for the discerning traveler.

✉️ bestghanatours@gmail.com

Call/ WhatsApp: +233 503314400

#bestghanatours #ghana #visitghana #diaspora #blacktravelfeed #blacktravel #culture #africanculture #tradition #africa #travel #shareghana #experienceghana #beyondthereturn #newinghanatourism #travelcompany #travelagency #dettydecember #decemberinghana #ghanatourpackage #marketing #happycustomers

#customerservice

[isupportzaynxliamxziam]

Sunday, 30 December 2018

Being in Ghana, Liam poses with Edward Enninful, Becky Fatemi and Alex Macwell

credits to Becky Fatemi's Instagram

During his vacagion Liam also poses with Ozwald Boateng (man with the white shirt)

Liam with Don Eazi

Liam with Alex Maxwell, Edward Enninful, Shan and Becky Fatemi

credits to Becky Fatemi's Instagram

[akuasucc]

ghana is falling apartn

[cinematicnomad]

You do a lot of traveling for your job, what what is it that you do? You don't have to name names, or be specific but I'm super curious. :)

i work for a university, specifically in admissions with a specialization in international students. so i do a lot of travel doing university visits or university fairs so students can learn about opportunities to earn a graduate degree at my school or others abroad. this has been my first year traveling for work, but it's also the first that our university has been traveling internationally since COVID, which i think is why we're going to SO many varied places—basically i think we're just making up for lost time. in the past the person in my office who would do these types of trips would mainly travel to india and east asia. it's kind of out of the norm that i've gotten to go to so many different places this year.

anonymously (or not) ask one thing you want to know about me

[revesclothingco]

T U X E D O X R E V E S #tuxedo #dinner #classics #menstyle #london #ghana #lagos #abuja #blue #december #mensfashion #neywork #usa https://www.instagram.com/p/ClqiT7-MSwF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[voltaconnect]

Samini reveals power-packed shows for December

Legendary Ghanaian High-life and Dancehall crooner Samini has announced a ‘busy December’ with the release of his itinerary!

Samini always has had his way of staying relevant every year since he broke into mainstream recognition in 2003. The Legendary Hi-Life and Dancehall crooner has announced a ‘busy December’ with the release of his itinerary. Below is the list of shows and locations he will be performing: December 2, 2022 – African Legends Night – Accra December 2, 2022 – Ghana Mining Awards – Accra December 9,…

[ghanatrails]

From Vision to Waste - Bridging Nkrumah's Legacy and Agbogbloshie's Reality in Modern Ghana.

In the heart of Accra, two sites stand as stark contrasts in Ghana's journey from independence to the challenges of the 21st century: the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and the Agbogbloshie e-waste dump. These locations, though geographically close, represent vastly different chapters in the nation's story.

The Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, dedicated to Ghana's first president and pan-African visionary, symbolizes the hope and ambition that marked the country's independence in 1957. Nkrumah's dream was of a self-reliant, industrialized Ghana leading a united Africa. The park, with its imposing mausoleum and museum, serves as a reminder of those lofty aspirations and the pride of a newly independent nation.

Just a few kilometers away, Agbogbloshie presents a different reality. Once a vibrant wetland, it has transformed into one of the world's largest e-waste dumping grounds. The site is a testament to the unintended consequences of global technological advancement and inequitable trade practices. Where Nkrumah envisioned Ghanaian factories producing goods for Africa and the world, Agbogbloshie instead processes the discarded electronics of more developed nations.

The juxtaposition of these two sites raises poignant questions about progress, development, and the legacy of Ghana's independence dream:

1. Economic Realities: While Nkrumah pushed for rapid industrialization, modern Ghana finds itself grappling with the byproducts of global industrial processes.

2. Environmental Challenges: The pollution in Agbogbloshie stands in stark contrast to the beautifully maintained grounds of the Memorial Park, highlighting the environmental costs of unregulated development.

3. Human Capital: The park celebrates Nkrumah's emphasis on education and empowerment, while Agbogbloshie represents a workforce trapped in hazardous, low-skilled labor.

4. Global Relationships: Nkrumah advocated for pan-Africanism and resistance to neo-colonialism, yet Agbogbloshie demonstrates Ghana's complex position in the global economy.

5. Innovation and Adaptation: Despite its challenges, Agbogbloshie showcases Ghanaian ingenuity in recycling and repurposing, albeit under difficult circumstances.

As visitors move between these two sites, they witness the complex tapestry of modern Ghana. The nation continues to navigate between the aspirations of its independence era and the realities of a globalized world. The proximity of the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and Agbogbloshie serves as a powerful reminder of both how far Ghana has come and the challenges it still faces in realizing the dreams of its founders.

This dual narrative invites reflection on sustainable development, responsible global citizenship, and the ongoing struggle to balance economic growth with social and environmental well-being. As Ghana moves forward, the lessons from both Nkrumah's vision and Agbogbloshie's reality will be crucial in shaping a more equitable and sustainable future.

[allweknewisdead]

Transcendent Kingdom (2020) - Yaa Gyasi

I loved Alabama in the evenings, when everything got still and lazy and beautiful, when the sky felt full, fat with bugs.

[isupportzaynxliamxziam]

Monday, 31 December 2018

Liam's still in Ghana and posts on Instagram: Had the pleasure to meet the president of #Ghana this morning with #fullcirclefestival ✌🙌

At night, Liam does an Instagram Live from the lobby of his hotel, before going out, celebrating the new year with some friends

During the night he stays very active through his Instagram Stories

[akuasucc]

the band>>>

[on-this-day-mcr]

On this day, December 20

In 2019: My Chemical Romance performed their first live show since 2019 at the Shrine Exposition Hall in Los Angeles, California, USA. At this show, "Make Room!!!" was performed live for the first time ever. (🖤)

Watch the show here!

Pooneh Ghana

[juergenklopp]

The MOROCCO NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM reach the quarterfinals of the FIFA World Cup 2022 after beating Spain 3–0 in the penalty shootout (0–0 AET), with an outstanding performance by goalkeeper Yassine ‘Bono’ Bounou, and a Panenka penalty by Achraf Hakimi. Morocco are the fourth African team to reach the quarterfinals of the World Cup after Cameroon in 1990, Senegal in 2002 and Ghana in 2010. | December 6, 2022