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Prayers, Regrets and Resolutions

A travel blog entry by faisal_abroad

... will rise and set again tomorrow and there will always be suffering and injustice in some part of the world. But it doesn’t mean I should sleep over it and nor should I obsess over it. What happens; happens. I am going to finish my
last blog entry for 2011 with a simple saying, "god give me the courage to change the things I can; the strength to accept the things I can’t and the wisdom to know the difference" Happy New Years.

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Ghana

A travel blog entry by alister.bland

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... and his probably) moonshine operation. Turnt down the offer to try the product. 6am is just too early!!!!

Then onto Kumasi and arguably Africa's largest outdoor market. ( and i believe that - it just went on and on) Didn't buy anything but spent 3 hours just wandering and prob saw about a quarter of it, or less. Good fun and lots of interaction with the local sellers. Can't say i was impressed with the dried fish section or the meat section ...

Discovering New Aspects of Ghanaian Culture.

A travel blog entry by iman_

... sub chiefs of that region to try and resolve the issue first. I wanted to learn more about the relationship between the chieftaincy system and the central government because roles are changing and the central government can countermand the influence that chiefs have. This can raise questions of whether or not chiefs are sometimes seen more as figureheads and without having read influence. Unfortunately, I was out of time and it was time to head to ...

Tema, Ghana

A travel blog entry by colerumbough

Today was a happier day for me, although it was kind of uneventful. We arrived in Tema, Ghana, and after having lunch on the ship, I left to explore with a few friends, Mary-Kate (who is also my next door neighbor) and Kathryn. We got on the shuttle to take us out of the shipyard. This shipyard is a lot more busy than Casablanca's. Even when we got out, Tema just looked like an industrial wasteland. We were pretty disappointed.

We hired a cab to take us to the main area in ...

Ghanaisch Kochen

A travel blog entry by carolineghana

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... ich damit verbracht über die diverse Märkte (Malata Markt und Makola Markt) zu tingeln. Ich habe Früchte und Stoffe und Armbänder gekauft und mich ein bisschen wie eine Afrikanerin gefühlt :) Aber es war sehr voll, laut und überall roch es anders. Dafür hab ich jetzt unendlich viele Freunde. „Hey my friend, come on, look....look. My friend." Völlig erschöpft wieder im Compound haben Nico, Leo und ich ghanaisch gekocht. Dabei haben wir alle ...

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