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01/01/2022

May this year bring new happiness, new goals, new achievement, good news, and many new tidings to your life.
Wishing you a year fully loaded with love and happiness. Happy New Year.

25/12/2021

Happy holidays from all of Santa's little elves at WeTravels.

27/11/2021

Earlier today - Race for Oceans Ghana Champions hosted the maiden edition of event at Jamestown Beach in Accra as part of global efforts to generate awareness and power to propel change and collective action on the challenge of ocean plastic pollution to : Life Below Water 🌊.

A social impact event of this nature can only be executed with a great team of and lovers of nature.
However, WeTravels & BraAfrika, Justice and the SOY Africa team; fellow UNLEASH Alumni Prince and the Coliba Africa team, and most importantly the 24/7 support from UNLEASH & the Race for Oceans team where there to support.
Yes, Government must step up its commitment to a clean and safe environment, particularly on plastic pollution; however, you and I must equally commit ourselves to proper sanitation practices and ensure that our family and friends are doing the same.
UNLEASH Race for Oceans SOY Africa

19/11/2021

We apologize for the inconvenience caused as we have to change the location for RACE FOR OCEAN CAMPAIGN to Jamestown Beach, Accra.
Let come out in our numbers to help push this campaign.
Race for Oceans UNLEASH BESTSELLER FOUNDATION @

11/11/2021

Change Of Location for the Ocean Rave.
We are sad to announce the change of location for Ocean Rave. Following the high tides that swept through some communities in the Volta Region, over 300 homes were affected and many lives displaced. Among the affected communities is Dzita, where GhanaMeetMeThere is located. Our hearts and thoughts are with the victims of this disaster.
We apologize for the inconvenience caused as we have to change the location for Ocean Rave, to Shatta Beach in Accra. Let all come out in our numbers to support this good cause to help fight plastics that goes in our oceans.
YOU DONT HAVE TO MISS THIS!!!!!
UNLEASH Race for Oceans BESTSELLER FOUNDATION Race for Oceans Ghana Bra Afrika Meet Me There African Home Lodge SOY Africa United Nations in Ghana European Union in Ghana UNDP Ghana UNICEF Ghana Recycle Up Ghana World Health Organization (WHO) Startup Accra Dream Big Ghana NGO Andrews Akoto-Addo

01/11/2021

Happy New Month.
May this month bring unto us smiles and good tidings.

Let the count down begin for the Ocean Rave!!!!!!!!
You don't want to miss this.

16/10/2021

"Because there's nothing more beautiful than the way the ocean refuses to stop kissing the shoreline, no matter how many times sent away" - Sarah Kay.

Our beaches are beautiful and to keep it more beautiful, we have to take actions to safeguard it for us and the lives below water.

Join on November 20, as we embark on an amazing "Ocean Rave Tour" in collaboration with Race for Oceans Ghana Organizing Team in Ghana.

This is a community impact tour to actively engage the local people of Dzita - a small coastal community in the Volta Region of Ghana on the impact of ocean plastic pollution; involve them in a beach cleanup exercise among other exciting events to help fight ocean plastic pollution!

It is going to be exciting and educative! Secure an early bird ticket now!

YOU DONT HAVE TO MISS THIS!
UNLEASH Race for Oceans BESTSELLER FOUNDATION Race for Oceans Ghana Bra Afrika Meet Me There African Home Lodge SOY Africa United Nations in Ghana European Union in Ghana UNDP Ghana UNICEF Ghana Recycle Up Ghana World Health Organization (WHO) Startup Accra Dream Big Ghana NGO Andrews Akoto-Addo

14/09/2021

WeTravels was one of the shortlisted startups to exhibit at Ghana Tech Lab's just ended Digital Jobs Fair. "Building Resilient Creatives for the Job Market" was the theme of the event. As we recover from the devastating effects of COVID-19, young entrepreneurs in Africa will need to upskill and develop significant relationship
In order to be relevant in their fields of work.

13/09/2021

MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY
Learn more about the world through travels.

12/09/2021

The recently concluded Afrilabs Physical Workshop, which was hosted at the Tomreik Hotel East Legon, Accra, Ghana with Ecosystem Engagement on the theme "Building Successful African Startups: The Role of Stakeholder Collaboration," was both educational and interesting.

06/09/2021

MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY
Live the life of your dreams.

01/09/2021

Okra is thought to be of African origin, particularly West Africa or Ethiopia, although others believe it has origins within South Asia.
Okra is known as okro throughout West Africa. The etymology of the word okra is traced to the 1670s in West Africa, with the name okra sounding fairly close to the Igbo (Nigeria) word, ọ́kụ̀rụ̀, as well as the Akan (Ghana, Twi) word, nkuruma. It is known by other names such as nkruma (Twi, Fante), betri or fetri (Ewe), engmomi (Ga), ila (Yoruba) and gombo (Bantu)





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01/09/2021

HELLO SEPTEMBER! New month, new goals… ♥️

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30/08/2021

MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY

Let your memory be your travel bag.

29/08/2021

Thank you so much for yesterday and we hope to see more of you in our yet to come programmes.

*WeTravels*
Enjoy the freedom ®

26/08/2021

ADINKRA SYMBOLS
DENKYEM [CROCODILE]
Denkyem means “crocodile.” It is a symbol of adaptability, cleverness, from the proverb, “Ɔdɛnkyɛm da nsuo mu nanso ɔhome mframa,” to wit, “The crocodile lives in water yet it breathes air.”

25/08/2021

FOODNESS WEDNESDAY
I know you drooling, what are you having for lunch?

25/08/2021

https://wetravels.medium.com/the-future-of-tourism-5-trends-that-will-reshape-the-industry-9273d378b5f3

Globally, the surge in COVID-19 cases has had dire impacts on various sectors; Education, Hospitality, and Transport have all been heavily…

23/08/2021

Talent comes from God.
If you have been given some,
then value it ,cultivate it , work and develop it.

19/08/2021

ADINKRA SYSMBOLS
AKOFENA [SWORD OF WAR]
The Akofena, also known as Akrafena, is a sword used by Ghana's Asante (or Ashanti) people. It is made up of three parts: a metal blade, a wooden or metal hilt, and a sheath, which is usually made of animal hide.

Akofena blades used as ritual swords do not always have sharp cutting edges. They do, however, bear Asante symbols and some have double or triple blades. Some akofena have gold leaf wrapped around the hilt with Asante symbols embossed on it, while others have the symbols embossed on the sheath.

The akofena was originally used as a war weapon, but it is also an important part of Asante heraldry. It was also combined with the Asante stool blackening ceremony.

18/08/2021

FOODNESS WEDNESDAY

I just want someone to look at me the way I look at food.

17/08/2021

How well do you know Ghana?
Let start with the Northern Region.

16/08/2021

https://wetravels.medium.com/meet-wetravels-the-startup-on-a-quest-to-transform-tourism-in-ghana-803cd091e97e

Ghana has made strides in positioning herself as the preferred destination for travel and tours in Africa in recent years. According to a…

16/08/2021

MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY
Push yourself, because no one else is going to do it for you.

12/08/2021

ADINKRA SYSMBOL
AKOMA [HEART]
Akoma means "heart" and it's symbol of love, goodwill, patience ,faithfulness, endurance and consistency.
Though the heart shape is a universal symbol representing love, it is also an Adinkra symbol with a slightly different meaning. As an Adinkra, the heart shape represents patience and tolerance.
In Akan, “Nya akoma,” literally “Get a heart” means take heart–be patient. Conversely, one who is impatient is said not to have a heart: “Onni akoma.”

12/08/2021

Guys let have some sun and get barefooted to release some stress.🏊‍♀️🤽‍♀️🍹🏖

11/08/2021

FOODNESS WEDNESDAY
This is international GOBE.... biko give it a try and thank me later.

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09/08/2021

MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY
"The best way to predict the future is to create it".

09/08/2021

Nkyinkyim Musume

For 400 years, approximately 12 million Africans were transported from their homes across the Atlantic to the Americas as slaves and forced to work in mines and plantations. Kwame Akoto-Bamfo, a Ghanaian artist, has spent 6 years sculpting about 1,300 heads that depict the dehumanizing trade manipulation and exploitation which happened from the 16th to 19th century. These heads, a part of his Nkyinkyim installation, these heads pay homage to the ancestors who fell victim to the transatlantic slave trade and portray their ordeal several years ago. Nkyinkyim Museum is located at Nuhale in Ada[Ghana].

05/08/2021

ADINKRA SYMBOLS
Adinkrahene [King of Adinkra symbols]
A symbol for greatness, leadership, and charism. It is also a symbol of qualities associated with Kings.
Adinkrahene is reportedly the inspiration for the design of other symbols.