Dutc Hotel Nshonaa Accra
DTD 51 Beach Dr, Nungua, Greater Accra Region Accra, Ghana
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Cape Coast to Accra
We're supposed to be picked up early this am. Shawn and I go for breakfast and let the kids sleep a bit. Breakfast is a bit better this am since there is still juice and there are some sort of pastries. While we are eating, we're watching these two little girls who are twins, maybe about 3 years old, who are having an Easter egg hunt (it's a few …
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T.I.A
... quite apprehensive. When I went around the hospital and talked to some of the nurses and midwives, many reluctant on opening up to their problems but I kept on asking questions, even small trivial questions like ‘how does this work?’ or ‘how many of these you have’. Trivial questions did make me sound a bit too, in a lack of a better work, ‘dumb’ but it kept the conversation flowing, and within a few minutes I managed to have ...
Ghana
... shop, Gods Grace Electrical, etc. Plus many religious signs advertising meetings etc. And every Christian denomination has a church everywhere. And I mean EVERY. Not just the mainstream ones but all the fringe ones as well. Seems the missionaries have been busy
Lots of roadworks curtesy of the Chinese. Slow travel at times and very dusty. Its impossible to keep clean
And getting hotter, or should i sa, more humid
But coping and well
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Tema, Ghana
... banks and neither of them took any of our cards. We knew from the start that our cab driver accepted U.S. dollars…that wasn’t the issue. We just thought since we were there, we should have some of the local currency, which is called a Cedi (pronounced CD). $1 USD=1.5. So, we ended up using our cab driver as our bank. We exchanged currencies with him. He was very kind and helpful. All of the cab drivers have been trustworthy in my experience so far, in Morocco and here ...
A bit of South Africa, some souvenirs, & dancing
Today was our last class and we talked about the role of NGO's in Ghana. What is their purpose and are effective are they? After class a group of decided to get some lunch and do some last minute souvenir shopping. Their is an indoor craft market with labeled (no haggling!) prices in Osu and their are lots of plates to eat. We hop in a taxi to Oxford Street to check out a Chinese restaurant. We ...



