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So the question is all in the title. Will you be willing to go for an all girls rave or party?

I don't know if this is allowed here. A friend of mine created a local hunting rpg game for mobile. You get to create your character, do quests, and hunt birds in a small open world village. Sparing some time to check it out and leave review/feedback is greatly appreciated. Here's the link to the game: Okpotyre

Remote workers in Africa, I need your honest opinions!

I’m considering moving to Africa for a year to explore my motherland, experience new cultures, and enjoy life. Ghana and Kenya are my top choices, but I’m open to suggestions.

As a single woman living alone, I’m looking for somewhere safe, affordable, with reliable electricity, fast internet, good food, amenities, and a great social scene.

Where would you recommend? Please be specific about cities AND neighbourhoods. 

I want the real tea! Help a girl out. 

I just found out that I’ve been posted to Ghana Gas. Are there any things I need to know about the place? I’ve searched online, but I haven’t been able to find any information from NSPs who have been there.

I’d honestly like to know about the dress code(because I’m female), ethics, whether they guide you on the tasks you’ll be assigned, if there’s a canteen where you can get food, whether they provide any additional allowance, and other things I should know before sending my letter. I’d really appreciate any information. Thank you!

I've been wondering this for so long. How did the name Amasaman come to be? Did the "ghost of Ama" haunt people in that town or something?

Hello beautiful people! I’m an Indian living in Europe and I love travelling. I’m visiting Ghana in November and I was wondering what your experiences are with Indian tourists. (I’m a guy travelling by myself).

Have you met tourists from India? What is your opinion of Indians and India in general?
Do you have any Indian communities in Ghana? What would consider important for me to understand historically and culturally while visiting? Is there anything I should be aware of?

I want to learn more about your country and culture and how you are all doing. I’m also curious to hear if there are any Indians living in Ghana, feel free to reach out to me!

I wish you all a very good Sunday! ❤️

Ghana Gamers, where una dey? 🎮🇬🇭 I just started a Gaming channel — I post adventure, action games like crimson desert,rdr2,Assassin’s Creed, and a lot more—I’m trying to build a Ghana gaming community small small, no big thing yet, just pure gaming and vibes. If you be gamer, abeg check am out and subscribe if you like am. Link in comments.

We have a afro House event coming on in Accra and we need a afro House DJ

My parents' church and the church i was raised in is celebrating their bicentenary this year and as part of the celebration was an emphasis on the church's historical role and position in the country. They have been boasting of their role in the establishment of many a religious backed educational institution to aid in their entrenchment in the society and culture.

If the church had this kind of influence back then, I can't help but wonder the role the church played during the Ghanaian push for independence, whether it played a supportive role or was antagonist to the independence struggle

I'm a child of a Ghanaian, but I didn't grow up with that parent, so everything I learn about Ghana is from the outside.

I have been to Ghana and I met pet dogs and street dogs. But I realize I never saw a cat anywhere.

Do you all have cats? Either as pets (maybe the younger people) or on the streets?

Hey everyone! 😄

Three friends and I (four white guys from Austria) are thinking about visiting Ghana for around two weeks, and we'd love to hear some advice from locals!

We're not really looking for a typical tourist vacation. We'd love to experience Ghana beyond the usual tourist spots, meet local people, learn about the culture, explore the nature, and of course try as much authentic Ghanaian food as possible!

I have a few questions:

-What places or regions would you absolutely recommend visiting? Any hidden gems?

-Are there any areas we should avoid, especially for safety reasons?

-How safe is Ghana generally for a group of four European guys traveling on their own?

-What's it like being a white tourist in Ghana? Would we stand out a lot, especially in smaller towns or villages? And how are tourists generally received?

-Any local dishes, markets, cultural experiences, or activities we definitely shouldn't miss?

We're also considering doing a bit of a road trip, so any advice on getting around would be really appreciated!

We're genuinely interested in getting to know the country and its people, and we'd love to experience everyday life in Ghana rather than just staying in tourist areas.

Thanks in advance for any recommendations or advice and love from Austria to Ghana! 🇬🇭❤️🇦🇹

Hi, I will be visiting Ghana for the first time in a few months, and I would like to bring donations for a school or orphanage (somewhere with children). I have a few questions.. any ideas on good items to bring? I only have 2 extra luggage, and I'm torn between school supplies or toiletries. Also.. are there any supplies/toiletries that are hard to get or very needed in Ghana? Lastly..Will i face any issues with Customs bringing in the donations? It would be worth maybe 300 USD. thanks!

Please does anyone know where I can get Bentonamit or Dexpan or any other rock expansion demolition grout in Ghana?

Kindly share a contact if you have one.
Thank you

https://www.france24.com/en/the-observers/trump-deportations-africa/one-flight-to-ghana-webdoc#title-page

Don’t forget that our country by accepting any measure of benefit — monetary or visa allocation— and participation in unlawful ICE deportations and dehumanization is complicit to torture.
Now we understand how slave trade happened. Caucasians didn’t have guns to our heads to force us to sell our neighbors. It is the same greed that exist today

Is anyone experiencing a problem with their fiber routers? The lights blink green but there is no internet connection after connecting to the Wi-Fi. I have been told this is a problem originating from MTN's side. I called for assistance about 36 hours ago but I have not received a visit from the technicians. Can someone confirm for me what is actually going on?

Lyric video here:

https://youtu.be/K87jtXbAgN0?is=nlgQGP9zOzk5_SyO

The language that is unknown to me begins from 3:58

I always thought it was Ga but I once showed a Ga person and they couldn't recognise it. I also heard on some radio show that it wasn't Ga but they didn't mention what language it is.

Please can anyone help? I've been wanting to know for ages but only realised to ask Reddit just now.

Is it Dangme?

My infortainment system supports WiFi connectivity and I currently use my phone’s hotspot to provide connection. But I’d like a solution that works independent of my phone to provide persistent connectivity. Something that works here in Ghana.

Recently me and my siblings have been planning my Mom's funeral. And we've been doing this with the help of her siblings and a few of my cousins. However with time it has become more and more apparent that my uncle(family head) is ready to go to every length to use this funeral to cash out and this has been his plan from the jump.From inflating the price of items, to not informing us when he is doing something, making secret deals with people we hire for their services by persuading them to do job for free or less money so can get the remainder and an almost successful attempt to trick us into not putting down a deposit payment for the venue of the funeral.We even suspect he stole one week donations .My Aunties and cousins are aware of this but they want no problems with him so they are trying to be diplomatic with him.We have tried to suggest that we take my uncle off the funeral planning as much as possible unofficially or change the location of the funeral but they woulld not agree because it may destroy their relationship with him.We have also been warned by them that if we are not careful and we cross him he could lead us to a trap , make us pay a fine or even do black magic on us. The funny thing is that he and my Mom were thick as thieves so this level of betrayal was unexpected.I am also convinced that based on his behaviour he is going to have more tricks up his sleeves and even disrupt my Mum's funeral. I wish me and my siblings could jump him or get some boys to rough him up so he can stop with the antics. What would you do if you were in my situation?

Hi all, I am posting this on behalf of a friend who is a passionate art student at UEW looking for advice on how to put his art out there for art enthusiasts and potential pricing. The images above are some samples of his art. These three are original pyrography art he did himself using fire on wood

What do you think of his art? Do you have any recommendations for local galleries, art exhibitions, or artisanal markets in Ghana where he could display his work?

Any form of advice is greatly appreciated 👍🏽

edit: didn't know this was gonna blowup appreciate y'all 🤞🏽🤞🏽

Hi guys! My friend is getting married and the family have been asked to send the list. Im curious what did you guys add to yours? I thought it would be fun to see what others have done. Anyone had anything unique on their list?

Have you or anyone you know used jiji for a car purchase, and if so how was the experience?

Are sellers trustworthy, especially concerning the status (e.g accident, transmission issues) of the vehicles?