Durbar Court Hotel
Travel Blogs from Kumasi
In Closing
... up with all of the strange text messages I sent you.) I had honestly never felt so horrible in my life. Once the effect of the injections wore off, whatever they were, the fever returned with force. When the fever would break I would lay there and sweat it out in the unrelenting 90 degree heat and sweltering humidity day and night. When the power would go out in the hottest part of the day, turning off our single standing floor fan, (as it always seemed to do), I would ...
Return to Africa
... their containers, and through little ocean side villages where everyone was out playing soccer games or returning from church. Some people stared and some yelled Obruni but most cheered us all on, saying things like "Power, power" or “I cannot carry you, the finish is near.” Although I was not the fastest, getting passed by the elite East African runners from the full marathon at mile 6, I was also not the slowest and am thrilled ...
The Scouring of the LC House
... I had my own imagined ideas about how my experience would be - I had nothing to go on, but in my head I thought I'd be living in a nice apartment and working 9 to 5 in an office. I mentioned that as soon as I arrived at the house, I realised it would be completely different, but that because everyone around was so cheerful, I settled into the new lifestyle incredibly quickly. Morale now is generally low, and although my advice to those that are unhappy would be to cheer ...
Week 3
... check it. It didn't work. So, me and five other people on the project had prepared a joint powerpoint presentation where we'd talk about tourism, and there was no way of displaying it to the hall. Ghana is a country where most of the people 'speak' English - but it is nobody's first language and most people's knowledge of English lies somewhere along a continuum with Pidgin at one end and fluent English at another. Thus, having no visual aids for the presentation was a bit of ...
Week 2
... is excellent, although I was again unable to finish a full course. I'd say a spicy fish soup with tapioca rather than croutons and rouille.
The Jofel restaurant is especially convenient because it has its own conference facilities, and after lunch we asked to see them. It's a huge 2nd floor room that's essentially open-air - to my mind, perfect. Given that they also do food and drink, it would seem like the perfect option for the seminar, although their rules on ...
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