The Funsi community have come together to build a stage and arts centre. The women carried the water for the cement and the men volunteered to do the construction. We're hoping to have in ready for use at the 2021…
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Visiting Ghana
When I tour internationally, people ask me about Ghana and what it is like to visit my country. I always say, "You should visit us! We are very friendly and there is so much to see and experience.
We place a lot of importance on family and community life. Our tradition is to respect our elders and to make visitors welcome. In this blog, I'll be revealing something of the real life in Ghana, especially in my village Funsi.
Funsi Girls & Boys Welcome Former President of Ghana
At the beginning of the year, some of the girls told me they were bored because there was nothing to do in Funsi.
I suggested starting a club. First of all it was just girls, but then some of the…
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The Australian High Commissioner, Mr Gregory Andrews checks out the market in Kumasi: "My driver Lawrence, who at the High Commission we all call Papa Law, took me for a tour of Kumasi’s incredible Kejetia Market. It is famed for…
Read moreWhy wouldn't you visit Ghana!
It's only a 6 hour flight to Ghana from Europe and we have some wonderful beaches to enjoy!
…Read moreA few of my favorite clips from last weekend.
Drone pilot: me 🙋🏽♀️🥰 #Dji
Music: Tinambanyi @Wiyaala
Apam - Ghana 🇬🇭 pic.twitter.com/eaKQtkaC78
Visitors to Funsi!
This is what happened when Kim from Belgium and traditional musician Stevo from Bolgatanga in the Upper East Region came to visit me in Funsi!