Korkdam Hotel
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Arrival - acclimatisation and malaria prevention
Arrived late last night, so checked into an expensive hotel near the airport just to be safe. Next day I moved to a place for US$10 per night at the Korkdam hotel- the room was a bit dingy, but it was a fairly quiet place two doors away from the Burkina Faso embassy, thus making it easy to apply for a visa. The next day - Sunday - I went for a …
First day of Conference Meetings
... which needs power to run the fan to cool down the bulb when it shuts off. A sudden power interruption doesn’t allow that, but it has kept working!
One of the major topics we want to address at the conference is Preaching the Gospel. The Biblical command to do so isn’t limited to a geographic area or a set period of time. Mr. Kilough spent some time introducing the Life Hope and ...
Getting Exhausting
... a gross week.
I think it is getting to us all. Taxi drivers are still trying to ripe us off and we are constantly being harassed on the streets. Ghana has its good moments don’t get ...
Who Would've Guessed This Was Ghana Happen?
... and sent us to a hotel nearby, which he insists on paying for. He also gave us each ten Cedi for lunch since we were all out of money (I had a lot left until we had to pay the guest house on Sunday, at which point I had enough Cedi for a couple of days and planned to exchange more cash the next day. Obviously on Monday that was no longer an option). We got lunch at a place that felt so much like home compared to where we had been for the past several days- in a ...
Ghanaian Adventures!
... of one of the infamous slave castles – the one that President Obama visited three years ago, and where Michelle Obama traces her ancestors. Upon arriving at Cape Coast, we first ate at my favorite restaurant in the entire world now! It is called the Baobab House – it is vegetarian and all of the profits go to the Baobab orphanage. As a first impression of Ghana, I was more than pleased.
Next, we visited the slave castle – although architecturally ...
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- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking