Many towns sell “soya kebobs” in the trotro stations. Look for the girls with a rectangular plastic container on their head selling kebobs! They should be 1000c = 10pesewa each and they are DELICIOUS (some of the best soy product I’ve ever had). I also kept a baggie of groundnut paste (peanut butter) and some [...]
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Various updates
Posted: June 2, 2009 in Accra, Banks & forex, Cape Coast, Kakum National Park, Mole NP & Larabanga, Tamale, vegetariansA miscellany of comments, criticisms and updates from a reader who clearly doesn’t much like Ghana (or my guidebook) and has asked to remain anonymous: My biggest concern is that you repeatedly mention how “friendly” and “hassle-free” the country is compared to other African countries. “As travel destinations go, Ghana is difficult to [...]
Vegan and vegetarian travellers: there is a vegan restaurant in Accra called “Assase Pa” (previously located near Circle)that serves excellent Ghanaian and veggie dishes at a very reasonable price. It is located off High Street, past the Nkrumah memorial towards Jamestown, at the juntion of Ghana Commerical Bank and the Judicial Court, half a block [...]
Lots of new Ghana updates
Posted: March 5, 2009 in Akosombo, Amedzofe & surrounds, Kakum National Park, Koforidua, Kumasi, Lake Bosumtwi, Mole NP & Larabanga, Tamale, Transport, Uncategorized, vegetariansThis January, we spent a wonderful three week holiday in Ghana. A loyal companion along our way was the Bradt guide. We were fortunate having taken it with us, as the guide was of much help, was nicely written and it just had the right length (meaning amount of information), but we have a few [...]