Monthly Archives: June 2018

Only 3% of Ghana’s income comes through tourism. While at the summit, Bollie (of Reggie & Bollie) made reference to when he was on holiday in Jamaica, as much as he loved it, he said that Jamaica not dissimilar to … Continue reading →

In the first two weeks of me becoming a temporary lady of leisure all I did was sleep, watch re-runs and pretty much did nothing. Then I got bored so I started to go out for walks (I am working … Continue reading →

Ghana is a country vibrant in creativity. From the Kente weaving in the Ashanti Region, Shea nuts used to make shea butter in the north. The food, the dancing and the music, the country is rich in resources which can … Continue reading →