May 13, 2013
This is a guest post by Festus Tumi, an experienced, perceptive, highly dedicated Ghanaian tourism professional. The article was first posted on the SCRAP SHORT TERM TOURIST VISAS FACEBOOK GROUP PAGE. Festus is also the author of the continuation of Mahama-Zuma conversation…see the comments for the last post (scroll down). FOOD FOR THOUGHT-PERSPECTIVE FROM FESTUS […]
May 7, 2013
Chris Scott, a.k.a. Madinghana & Four Villages, has started a petition to the Ghana Ministry of Tourism, Ghana Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ghana Immigration Service and the Ghana Tourism Authority to SCRAP SHORT TERM TOURIST VISAS TO GHANA. Sign the petition and share. To date, and it was only started yesterday, we have 25 signatories. […]
May 3, 2013
Yes, today is the day…I didn’t know it, not until I saw the US Embassy Ghana Facebook Page. There staring me in the face was this map entitled Press Freedom Map. Now if you call up the map using this link and click on Ghana, you will read why Ghana is rated Free-green! Now read […]
May 2, 2013
Picking up from the last comment on the madinghana blog, Ian’s comment, on this blog: “When a yam doesn’t grow well, we don’t blame it; it is because of the soil.” This comment was made in response to my observation on how Ghanaians overseas “shine, shine shine”. Anyways to continue, I share here a wonderful […]
May 1, 2013
HAPPY MAY DAY! It’s morning and it’s raining here in Kumasi. Decided to do some real work on Worker’s Day, like create a Facebook group to advocate for something I am passionate about….TOURISTS COMING IN THEIR NUMBERS TO GHANA! Here’s my inspiration. Yesterday our son Frank told me he had been talking to a friend […]
April 27, 2013
….who cares how he gained office…but that’s the subject of another post A perennial subject of this blog is local governance and the issue usually is the proliferation of signs in this once beautiful city and the charging for signboards to locate your business on your property saying that its advertising. Yes, how Kumasi has […]
April 22, 2013
The subtitle for this post is “SUNDAY’S SACRIFICES” Why? Well, Four Villages Inn is located on the road that leads to Sokoban Wood Village where Ashanti’s mammoth logs at sawed for local use and for export. Mostly, the big timber lorries pass by on Sundays when there would be less monitoring on the roads… Now […]
April 18, 2013
Yeah, judging by his victory speech, we are in for some positive change in this city…pretty hard to believe for this region that voted massively against the party in power. Still hope springs eternal…. Here’s the item as it appeared on the Ghana Web internet news service site: And my comments: 1. Loved “open door […]
April 7, 2013
The President has moved from Castle Osu to Jubilee House thus freeing-for lack of a better word-the former Danish slave castle for other purposes. His recommendation which I support wholeheartedly was to turn the Castle into a tourist attraction. No sooner had the President suggested this than his idea was strongly condemned by a historian […]
May 16, 2013
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