Arrival of all guests through the Kotoka International Airport. Your local guide will be waiting for you at the airport when you arrive. You will be transferred from the airport to your hotel. Check in and relax for the remainder of the day and prepare for the next day.

The second day of the tour is all about exploring the city of Accra which is the capital city of Ghana. The tour will begin with a visit to the WEB Dubois Center which was home to Dr. Dubois, one of the pioneers of pan africanism in the world. You will learn about some of his works and his contributions to the liberation of black people.

Second stop will be the Kwame Nkrumah Museum which is where the Dr Kwame Nkrumah who was the first president of Ghana is buried This sites tells the story of the fight of Ghana to gain independence from colonial rule and the role Dr Kwame Nkrumah played in the liberation of Ghana. You will also learn a lot about Ghana’s history and how it has shaped the country we all know today.

Next stop is the Accra Arts Center where you will get to shop for Ghanaian made crafts for yourself and your loved ones. The center has all kinds of crafts from paintings, jewelry, carvings, and clothing to beads, shea butter and many more. This is the best place to get crafts made by the locals and support their work.

Final stop of the day will be at the Independence square to take some pictures at the famous Black Star Monument.

We will first start off the day with a round table discussion with real estate experts who will shed some light on the nature of the real estate sector in Ghana. The discussion will be beneficial for people planning on moving to Ghana fully or partially. It will be an opportunity to gather some information whether you are planning on going into real estate as a source of income or whether you are just looking to buy some personal property for yourself. You can also learn more about which neighborhoods will be the best depending on what your goal is. You can also gather more information on the legalities of owning properties in Ghana as a non Ghanaian.

Later in the day, we will view some properties in and around Accra.

On this day, we will visit some real estate properties to see some of the opportunities real estate has to offer. We will explore properties like lands, already built and furnished homes, semi built properties and apartments.

This seminar is aimed to provide relevant information and resources to anyone looking to start a business in Ghana now or in the future. The aim of this seminar is to exchange information and discover business opportunities in Ghana in profitable industries and opportunities you can take advantage of to build a business. Some other things you will learn includes, taxation in Ghana, registering a business, business funding, partnerships, work ethics in Ghana and most importantly, understanding the Ghanaian market.

Dinner and Discussions of Black Issues

This discussion is aimed to bridge the gap between the beliefs of black people on and off the continent. It is an opportunity for us to get to understand each other and have those difficult conversations that are needed to be had for us to better understand each other as a first step in collaborating in pushing positive initiatives that will empower black people all over the world.

Assin Manso Slave River and Market

The slave river located in Assin Manso represents where the slave captives had their last bath before they were taken to the slave castles and later to the “new world”. At this slave river, you can say a prayer for all those who were taken through the camp.

Cape Coast Castle

This Slave Castle was built by the British and one of the 3 remaining slave castle in relation to the trans atlantic slave trade on the cost of Ghana. You will get to see the slave dungeons, where the captives were kept and the door of no return among many others.

Naming Ceremony

Later we will have a naming ceremony experience at the residence of one of the Chiefs of Elmina. You will be given a local Ghanaian name which signifies the people’s hospitality and their willingness to accept you into their family. This will also be an opportunity to ask the King any questions you might have and make any contribution that will be meaningful to the unification of Black People abroad and those on the continent.

Today we will visit some Ghanaian local brands who produce clothing, candles, shea products, jewelry and other accessories. You can shop from these local brands to support them and also learn more about their business.

Unfortunately, all beautiful things sometimes have to come to an end and so does this memorable experience. You will prepare for your departure and depending on the time of your flight, your local guide will transfer you from the hotel to the airport.