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GOING PRO….. A GoPro Story

Ever since I decided to document my adventures, it became somewhat daunting on me that I was gonna need a #gopro Camera. Man was I right. I have come to discover that the #gopro camera delivers unrivalled snapshots of time in a simple yet unique way (not to mention its ability to take videos of […]

Lunch at the Country Club

If you find yourself in urban Takoradi, you might wanna try a good ol’ Safina Plate from Country Club inside Beach Road. It’s currently my favourite dish. Oh and ask of Tracy, tell her Kofi recommended. 🙂

THROWBACK LIKE A PRO ; EZILE BAY (In the Western Region)

Seeing as today is #throwbacklikeapro day, I decided to post pictures from a shoot at one of my favourite beaches in Ghana. Ezile Bay is located about 30km West of the popular Busia Beach (don’t quote me on this, proper directions will be provided below). It’s an exclusive beach in the corners of the west […]

China Times ; Jinjiang

Back in August (2014) I took a trip to China for business and I decided to immerse myself into their culture as much as i could. As a result of this i made it a point to eat only Chinese food and also roam (roaming ambassador). This is a night scene of Jinjiang City (Quanzhou), […]

That Time Jamie Oliver Made “Jollof Rice” #JollofGate

Originally posted on Rant-y African't…:
? Yes, guys, it finally happened – they finally got their hands on Jollof rice! Some context for those who don’t know what Jollof rice is: Jollof rice is one of the 7 wonders of Africa. The list goes: Nelson Mandela, Cape Town, Jollof Rice, Senegalese Twists, Lupita Nyong’o,…

African Traditions are all Different

Originally posted on Thulana:
Ghana is a country with more than a thousand Chiefs, Princes, Princesses, Kings and Queens. They are traditional African Royalty; adorned with beautiful clothing and jewellery. Nothing else can leave you in genuine awe like attending an authentic royal wedding or burial. That is when you realise African traditions are as…

Trip to Elmina Castle

Took a trip to one of the oldest Castles in the country. We were late as usual but it turned out to be a blessing. We arrived just in time for the best sunset.

Elmina Castle is a portuguese Castle built in AD 1482 as São Jorge da Mina Castle, the oldest European building in Sub Saharan Africa.

First established as a trade settlement, the castle later became one of the most important stops on the route of the Atlantic slave trade. The Dutch seized the fort from the Portuguese in 1637, and took over all the Portuguese Gold Coast in 1642. The slave trade continued under the Dutch until 1814; in 1872 the Dutch Gold Coast, including the fort, became a possession of the British Empire.

The castle is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Here are some of the pictures;