Wisdom things to tell your children
When I am dead at least I will have larnt this much ...
1. Society is Completely Mad .. Step outside conentional thinking for a moment and you'll understand
2. It Bollocks
3. Happiness is all in the mind
Newsgroups
no Ghana newsgroup try mailing okyeame-request@africaonline.com for newslist
or see ..soc.culture.nigeria, rec.travel.africa, soc.culture.african
sorry I haven't hyperlinked them yet just copy them into the address bar
http://www.uta.fi/~csfraw/ghana.html ...links but some dead
http://www.uta.fi/~csfraw/related.html ..good links
http://www.ghana-mall.com/ can't see any good stuff
http://www.cheapflights.co.uk/Accra.html
http://www.erols.com/johnston/ nice personal webpage of town
personal experience http://www.bpe.com/travel/africa/ghana/index.html
good city net links http://www.city.net/countries/ghana/
LP info http://www.lonelyplanet.com.au/letters/afr/gha_pc.htm
Rough Guide online lot of info http://www.roughguides.com/RG_WWW/morebks/WA_bks.html#RTFToC3
In Kumasi a few business centres have access but it's expensive and slow because you also have to pay the phone charges to Accra
In Lome Togo ..you can go to CAFE Informatique 5Km out of the city on Route De Kpalime (at Cite Maman N`Danida), 100CFA a minute, Tel 25 55 55
In Cotonou Benin ..you can go to Alinde et Fils near to thecentre on a road off Boulevard De Republic, Tel 32.21.22 also 100CFA a minute
To find your local internet access point in the UK tel 0800 456 567
Accra British High Commission Osu Link, off Gamel Abdul Nasser Avenue (P.O. Box 296), Accra Telephone: (233) (21) 221665 669585 (24 hours) Facsimile: (233) (21) 66 46-52 Office Hours (GMT): 0745-1445 (Immigration Section Public Hours 0730-1100) (Consular Section Public Hours 0730-1330)
See the book "Letters From Togo" By: Susan Blake ..review
Ouidah - Adrianne will guide you around in Frech or good English for 6000 CFA a day
You can visit the head of Voodoo.. Daagbo Hounon Houna (Chef Supreme des Vodoun-non), B.P. 317 Sogbadji, Ouidah, Benin, Tel 34 13 27
The European borders imposed on West Africa are not natural the locals cross very often e.g. when people want to visit Benin without a visa they go to the village of Agokpame near Aneho and cross the river by canoe. On the way back from Benin there is a Rothmans advert 800m before the border next to the beginning of the path ** HOME ** mail me