Stories about Ghana from December, 2009
Ghana:Visiting Cape Coast Castle
Beautiful photos and a post about a tour to the Cape Coast Castle in Ghana: “We followed a guided tour into the slave dungeons. There were several African-Americans in the group. We were all quiet, reduced to silence by the ghosts and the sadness thick in the musty air.”
Ghana: Thoughts on Ghana's looming oil woes
Thoughts on Ghana's looming oil woes: “To preface, I should state that I believe in property rights, limited government and free enterprise, although I must say that oil agreements aren't easy to deal with, especially when property rights are involved.”
Ghana: President Atta Mills up against his own party?
In the months leading to the election of President John Evans Atta Mills, many Ghanaians, including those abroad, feared that a New Democratic Congress (NDC) win would morph into another reign by the party’s founder and former military ruler, President Jerry John Rawlings.
Ghana: An unofficial blog of former Ghanaian President
An unofficial blog of the former President of Ghana, Jerry Rawlings: “This space endeavours to consolidate the work and thoughts of the former President of Ghana, Jerry John Rawlings.”
Featured Author: Mac-Jordan Holdbrookes-Degadjor
From his home in Accra, Ghana, Global Voices author Mac-Jordan Holdbrookes-Degadjor talks about his prolific blogging and tweeting activity and his many collaborations with online communities.
Ghana: 13 things you should not miss when in Ghana
if you happen to visit Ghana in West Africa, there are 13 things you should not miss.
Ghana: 10 Ghanaian Christmas gifts
Wo Se Ekyir has a list of 10 Ghanaian Christmas gifts.