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  • Ghana revisited We returned to Accra from the Masai Mara and Nairobi without a strict agenda. After Nairobi, Accra seemed different to us now. Contrasted against the blue sky of Nairobi, the Harmattan seemed less like an Posted by Blakei in On the way Home | Mar 7, 2008
  • Accra, Ghana The plane arrived in Ghana and we were greeted by a blanket of heat as we descended the stairs to a waiting bus on the tarmac. The heat was less stifling than we expected, thanks to a seasonal phenomena Posted by Blakei in On the way Home | Feb 22, 2008
  • August 8 Stepped off the plane and into a warm and thick Accra night in which wasp-like moths swirled under bright lamps and beat against everyone's head. On the drive from the airport to the guesthouse there were men and women sitting Posted by ambrookins in Sixty Days in Ghana | Jan 14, 2008
  • Ghana Bound! Posted by Betsy1023 in Nkonsonkonson..."In unity lies strength" | Dec 14, 2007
  • My summer in Ghana It's really taking a chance with the phones here. sometime they work and sometimes they dont. Ghana's such an amazing country. I could instantly tell id love it. Im staying in a village called Cape Coast, its pretty big, but Posted by HannaM189 in Ghana summer '07 | Oct 30, 2007
  • Gold Coast Left Accra, via very comfortable bus with aircon for Cape Coast last week Friday. Cape Coast, the centre of slave trade along the Gold Coast (Ghana) was relatively interesting, but being of Dutch planning quite similar in fact to the Posted by wywhafrica in wish you were here | Apr 26, 2007
  • So far so good After our first couple of days in Accra, stocking up on West African visas, we headed to Cape Coast where we explored the two main castles used for exporting slaves to the New World in the trans- Atlantic slave trade Posted by wywhafrica in wish you were here | Apr 28, 2007
  • Ghana 2003 Acht maanden van wonen, werken, leven, zweten en ziek zijn in Ghana. Maanden die toch wel tot de mooiste van mijn leven mogen worden gerekend. Een totaal andere cultuur, andere familie, vrienden, eten en werk. Tamale werd mijn thuis, een Posted by nynkesmid in Nynke's reizen | May 25, 2007
  • Up up and away.. Sweating our way north, we left Green Turtle Lodge under much duress knowing we are not to see the ocean again for a long long time. It pains me to say that our last day at the Turtle was, however, Posted by EmmylouSA in In the beginning.. | Apr 28, 2007
  • West Coast Left Accra, via very comfortable bus with aircon for Cape Coast last week Friday. Cape Coast, the centre of slave trade along the Gold Coast (Ghana) was relatively interesting, but being of Dutch planning quite similar in fact to the Posted by EmmylouSA in In the beginning.. | Apr 20, 2007
  • All Work and No Play We are all hussling to finish our project here in Accra. It is alot of fun, but alot of very long days. I have been doing many different things in the last few days: wiring light switches wiring receptacles putting on Posted by alliefloyd in Allie in Africa | Apr 18, 2007
  • Accra Wow. Accra is SO much like Kampala. Many people. Very nice people. Much to see in a short time. I am enjoying my time here. Although, my feet are very dirty and I wish Posted by alliefloyd in Allie in Africa | Apr 15, 2007
  • Ghana Ghana Ghana I am so excited to be going to Ghana this Saturday! I am only going for 5 days, but it will be a much needed break from the monotony of office work. I will send an update from Posted by alliefloyd in Allie in Africa | Apr 11, 2007
  • Accra So after much flying, rather blissful in fact, we arrived in Accra around 6am on Good Friday. After manditory haggle with the taxi driver we were awarded with the being "good bargainers" and got our lift to our hotel, Date Posted by EmmylouSA in In the beginning.. | Apr 10, 2007
  • Siste måned i Ghana Nu e det tre uke sia vi kom hjem,etter et fantastisk opphold i Ghana.. Siste måneden hadd vi besøk av Susannes familie (mamma,pappa og Lisa). De va bare på besøk i 9 daga,men siden vi leid bil fikk Posted by susanneh in Ghana here we come! | Apr 5, 2007
  • Ettesey? Het is goed om te horen dat het met iedereen positief is. Het spijt ons dat het zo'n lange tijd heeft geduurd voor we terug konden zenden maar zoals je misschien al hebt gelezen zijn er problemen geweest met electriciteitspannes Posted by AdiKev in Het leven zoals het is: Ghana | Mar 14, 2007
  • De siste ukene... Nå er jeg hjemme i Norge. Kom hjem i går. Tenkte jeg skulle skrive litt om de siste ukene også... De gikk altfor fort. Hadde egentlig ikke lyst til å reise, men det er deilig å være hjemme nå da. Posted by Sikris in Going to Ghana | Mar 3, 2007
  • Veske frastjaalet... I helga var jeg med Patricia til Accra, for hu skulle hjem til Tyskland. Vi dro dit paa torsdag. Paa fredag dro vi til Kokrobite (ok, er ikke helt sikker paa om jeg stava det riktig da). En kjempefin strand Posted by Sikris in Going to Ghana | Feb 12, 2007
  • Skolehverdagen vaares Vi har opppdaga at vi egentlig har skreve mest om feria og andre ting vi opplev i Ghana enn hverdagen vaares. Det bi ofte saann at hverdagen bi man saa vant t at d ikke e naa "spesielt" for oss,saa Posted by susanneh in Ghana here we come! | Feb 9, 2007
  • Det e blitt februar... Sist vi skreiv her va vi paa vei i begravelse i Adukrom ved Aburi. Vi sku ha reist tidlig paa formiddagen,men kom oss til slutt ikke avgaarde foer kl18! Det vist sae etter kvaert at denne begravelsen ikke va hvilken Posted by susanneh in Ghana here we come! | Feb 2, 2007
  • Jeg savner nattero.. I dag er jeg veldig troett, for jeg har ikke sovi i natt. De begynte aa spille musikk i 9 tiden paa kvelden, og holder vel paa enda tenker jeg. Saa hoeyt at jeg kjente bassen. Var nesten rett foer Posted by Sikris in Going to Ghana | Jan 27, 2007
  • Ziekenhuisbezoeken De maand januari is vooral gevuld geweest met veel ziekenhuisbezoeken. Dit heeft vooral veel van ons extra tijd in beslag genomen. Het is allemaal begonnen op 2 januari toen kleine Rose hoge koorts (38,5 graden) bleek te hebben. In het Posted by AdiKev in Het leven zoals het is: Ghana | Jan 26, 2007
  • Sponsoring SYTO We hebben een aantal keer contact gehad met SYTO. Tina Duah (hoofd van SYTO) is al een aantal keer naar het weeshuis gekomen om de leefomstandigheden in het weeshuis te bekijken en heeft ons ook gevraagd om 4 kinderen van Posted by AdiKev in Het leven zoals het is: Ghana | Jan 26, 2007
  • Kamers en electriciteit Naar aanleiding van al onze ziekenhuisbezoeken i.v.m de malaria hebben we dus besloten om iets te doen aan de slaapkamers van de jongens en de meisjes. Doordat we gewaarschuwd zijn geweest door verschillende mensen dat de hoofdmeester van het weeshuis Posted by AdiKev in Het leven zoals het is: Ghana | Jan 26, 2007
  • Onze klas Doordat met het start van het nieuwe jaar, het weeshuis 10 leerkrachten heeft aangeworven moesten we geen les meer geven. Al denken we dat het geld voor 6 leerkrachten beter besteed kan worden, toch hebben we er ons moeten bij neerleggen. Een Posted by AdiKev in Het leven zoals het is: Ghana | Jan 26, 2007
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