Ghana’s Volta Region: Cats, Bats and Rats for Dinner
The author moves to Ho, in Volta in eastern Ghana, and learns about the dining customs that include eating cats, rats and bats, crafts and village life.
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West Africa: A Londoner’s Glorious Return Home
A Londoner returns to her native Nigeria and tours neighboring Togo, Benin and Ghana, enjoying the fun of West Africa and sharing her homeland culture.
Accra Ghana: Feasts, Festivals and New Friends
A visit to the busy market in downtown Accra Ghana. The author meets artists who create works from discarded materials and enjoys the hospitality of Ghana.
Ghana: A Guest at a Rural Funeral
Attending a funeral in rural Ghana, guests learn about the culture of the tribe and the sound of the drums of death, something few westerners have seen.
Ghana: Mole Park, A Cheap African Safari
Mole National Park, Ghana- Africa’s Cheapest Safari. Adam Black enjoys wildlife in a hard-to-reach park that’s one of Africa’s best values.
Ghana: Going Down a Gold Mine in Obuasi
A Gold Mine Tour in Ghana. Tours are surface or underground; wellington boots and blue overalls are provided, as are oxygen packs, hard hats and torches.
Ghana: 5 Awesome Nature Experiences
Ghana: experiencing nature five ways, from meeting monkeys to riding on crocodiles backs to canopy walking in national parks
Asaafa, Ghana: Take a Vacation, Make a Difference
Ariel Newman interviews Brandon McKay of the One Love Foundation, which is working to improve education and health care in Asaafa, Ghana.
Ghana’s Amazing Coffins: What Sort of Box do you Fancy?
In Ghana, Matthew Link discovers the artists of the Ga tribe who create one-of-a-kind coffins with hundreds of different motifs, Ghana coffins have hundreds of different shapes.
Ghana’s Hopeful Hospitality: A Breath of Fresh Air
Ron Mitchell visits Ghana where he finds a warm welcome from fans of President Obama, hikes in the rainforest, and samples local dishes like fufu, red-red, bantu and spicy goat soup.
A Volunteer Homestay Program in Ghana
Ghana: Jane Sharpe describes her volunteer homestary in Ghana and her work teaching and helping to build a school.
The Ashanti King’s Carver in Ghana
Woodcarving in Ghana with the Ashanti. Meeting the famous woodcarver Nana Frimpong who has carved wooden stools for the kings of his country.