Earlbeam Hotel Accra
60 Forest Ave., Achimota Accra, Ghana
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T.I.A
... understanding of the midwives problems. They are, simply put it, underfunded, underpaid and ill resourced with beds for them to properly take care of the all the incoming patients. For example many of them spend money out of their own pockets to treat teenage pregnant girls who have been abandoned by their families or the father who has refused to acknowledge the child is his.
When I spent a good one and half hour talking to one of the ...
2 Days in Ghana
Sweating here, sweating there, sweating everywhere
Ghana is HOT and HUMID. When stepping out you are immediately hit by a wall of hot humid and thick air. Immediately you start to sweat. In fact any little exercise you sweat. So it is utmost important to keep hydrated. A lesson I learned the hard way, when the other day I had an excruciating headache for going on walk around the neighborhood and sweating. Water is precious here. The area ...
Tema, Ghana
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Anyway, we ended up coming back to the ship in order to take the other shuttle to Accra, the city two hours away, to explore there. But, we were all feeling kind of discouraged and didn’t want to be on a bus for 4 hours today if Accra was going to be anything like Tema. So, we stayed on the ship and it was great! We had the whole place to ourselves. It was like being on a private yacht. Kathryn did her own thing but Mary-Kate and I went swimming and got some ice cream. ...
Ghanaisch Kochen
... Schlabberhosen, pflanzten uns gemütlich vor die Rechner, welche im Schneckentempo diverse Internetseiten versuchten zu öffnen und tranken entspannt etwas Tee. Unsere übliche Sonntagsparty in der Umgebung war schon wieder in vollem Gange. Ich glaube es war Simonne, die auf die Idee kam, dass wir einfach mal schauen gehen, woher die Musik kommt. Ein kleiner Verdauungsspaziergang, weiter nichts. Gesagt, getan. Doch schwubs, standen wir mitten in ...
A bit of South Africa, some souvenirs, & dancing
... that Francis, who is Chinese, should go in and pretend to be an important businessman from China to see if we get better service. The Chinese government has actually helped build a lot of large monuments and buildings in China (ie. Kwame Nkrumah memorial and the National Theatre). The restaurant we looked at was really expensive, 9 cedis for plain fried rice (about $14). On the way to the restaurant ...



