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25/05/2024

25/05/2024

Mama Rita Marley
Did you know that Rita Marley, the wife of Bob Marley has lived in Ghana🇬🇭 for over 20 years?

She moved to Ghana alongside Bob Marley's family in the 1990s. She became a Ghanaian citizen in 2013.

She changed her name to Nana Afua Adobea, a Ghanaian name. Mama Rita is a staunch Pan Africanist. She campaigned for years to have her late husband Bob Marley’s remains rebutted in Ethiopia 🇪🇹

She owns a house in Aburi, Ghana 🇬🇭

*Point of correction: Her Ghanaian name was bestowed on her*

22/05/2024

Fort St. Jago, Elmina 🇬🇭
Built about 300 meters from the Elmina Castle, the fort that was initially built to be a chapel was converted to a watch tower which served as a base of attack on the Elmina Castle by the Dutch.

It also served as a form of prison for European convicts in those days. It was built by the Portuguese in 1555.

Credit : Ghana

18/05/2024

Connect With Your Ancestral Root ...

and Do Not Forget You Are Always Welcome Home.

18/05/2024

The Three Wise Fantse Legends - Oson, Odapagyan, and Obrumankoma—situated at the Mankessim roundabout in the Central Region of Ghana.
This monument commemorates Fante migration from Techiman in the 16th century to their present home in the Central Region. According to Nana Akwaa Poku, the Mankrado of Mankessim, the monument was named "the three legends" because they were prepared to face whatever confronted them on their way either on land, air, or sea as represented by the elephant, eagle, and whale, respectively.

14/05/2024

GREATER FANTE PROJECT & UNIFICATION

Anomansa (Elmina) and Oguaa (Cape Coast) used to be one under Fetu and Eguafo. East of Benya was under Fetu and West of Benya was under Eguafo. The Portuguese documented that they baptized 7 Effutu natives in the Benya lagoon.

The separation occurred when the Dutch arrived and they aligned with Asante (an inheritance from Denkyira) in the interior. This led to Elmina and it's surroundings becoming independent from Eguafo and Fetu rule. Fetu and Eguafo were later annexed by Fantes as the Borbor Fantes arrived and settled in parts of Cape Coast and the Great Fetu Kingdom collapsed, becoming part of the Greater Fante Project.

Eguafo collapsed during the Komemda Wars where King Takyi was Captured and sent to Jamaica by the Dutch. This Great Fante King was a revolutionary leader in the Caribbean.

The Dutch brought tensions between Elmina and Oguaa because they hated Fantes and the British. Oguaa also aligned with the British.

Note: The Previous Edinahen used to attend Oguaa Fetu Afahye.

📸 Historic Photo of Messengers from the Kings of Cape Coast to the Kings of Elmina. c. 1900

Source - Cambridge University Library

05/05/2024

The Fouts Tours

03/05/2024

Connect With Your Ancestral Root.
American connected with Her Root and Renamed by The Traditional Authority to bring her Back to Her Ancestors after Long time of Slave Trade .

02/05/2024

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28/04/2024

Renamed By The Traditional Leaders to fulfil the goal of our Ancestors and to know that ,Their Daughter is back Home since Time of Slavery.

28/04/2024

Connect with Your Ancestral Root with The Fouts Tour.

A Great African Diaspora has now returned To Her HomeLand where Transatlantic slave Trade took them Away.

06/04/2024

In this month (April) in 1886, King Akyin II of Ekumfi questioned the Native Jurisdiction Ordinance of 1883 in the District Court in Saltpond. The NJO of 1883 tempered with the rights of the Kings and Chiefs of the Gold Coast to imprison their subjects.

King Akyin II subpoenaed all principal Fante Kings and Chiefs at Saltpond to solicit ideas to challenge the British authorities. All the Kings and Chiefs were faced with a threat of losing their immemorial right of imprisoning their subjects when they falter.

All Fante Kings and Chiefs made grand appearances into Saltpond to offer their support to King Akyin II. The Kings later served as witnesses for King Akyin II in his case. This was a situation that brought the Fante leaders together to resist gradual eroding of their rights.

This month should be remembered to appreciate all Fante Kings and Chiefs who contributed to this cause.

"Adze bɛ kye na Mfantseman si hɔ"

31/03/2024

Big Clean Up Exercise on going to welcome the Celebration of The Asanteman Anniversary .

31/03/2024

27/03/2024

K U M A S I M O N U M E N T S ✨️

●●•• Kumasi War Memorial

This memorial, unveiled in 1927, was constructed by the British colonial administration to commemorate by name the members of the Gold Coast Regiment who died during the First World War. At the time of its construction, some of those named on this memorial had identifiable burials, however, the decision was taken to commemorate these men collectively rather than individually at the grave.

●●•• Donald Stewart's Monument (Clock Tower near ECG Building)

Sir Donald Stewart was the first resident and chief commissioner of Ashanti from 1886-1904.This monument served as a form of a central clock in the heart of (Adum) Kumasi. It was a special gift from special friends and admirers to Sir Donald Stewart both European and native as a token of respect and affection to his Excellence in the early 1907

26/03/2024

T H E G O L D E N S T O O L ✨️

The Uniting force behind Asanteman's Unity.... . Just in case you ever wondered why Asantes are so united.

Sikadwa Kofi tease !! ASANTEMAN tease.

25/03/2024

Cape Coast Castle (Swedish: Carolusborg) is one of about forty "slave castles", or large commercial forts, built on the Gold Coast of West Africa (now Ghana) by European traders. It was originally a Portuguese "feitoria" or trading post, established in 1555, which they named Cabo Corso.
In 1653, the Swedish Africa Company constructed a timber fort there. It originally was a centre for the trade in timber and gold. It was later used in the Atlantic slave trade. Other Ghanaian slave castles include Elmina Castle and Fort Christiansborg. They were used to hold enslaved Africans before they were loaded onto ships and sold in the Americas, especially the Caribbean. This "gate of no return" was the last stop before crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Cape Coast Castle, along with other forts and castles in Ghana, are included on the UNESCO World Heritage List because of their testimony to the Atlantic gold and slave trades.

25/03/2024

WHY VISIT GHANA ?

Ghana is Easily Accessible, Most Friendly, Politically Stable and Safe country to visit as compared to any other West African and African Country.

25/03/2024

Ghana was a host to the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade in Africa and has great Monuments standing to tell the sad story and boost your entire Ghana visit.

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06/03/2024

Happy 67th Independence Day, Ghana! 🇬🇭 Let’s celebrate the resilience, culture, and unity that define our great nation. Here’s to many more years of progress and prosperity!

02/02/2024

Go on an adventure with THE FOUTS BUSINESS TRAVEL CONSULT to one of the biggest Outdoor Museums in Ghana “NKYINKYIM MUSEUM”

This is one of the most underrated tourist sites in Ghana if you are a lover of art and history. The museum is creatively built with a curation of unique sculptures that tell the stories of Africa's past and the struggles of Black people. It takes an hour and a half to tour the various sites on the over 100 acres of land set aside for artistic display.

Through sculpture, murals, performance, and oral history the Nkyinkyim Museum documents the twists and turns of a nation and of people that script details, nuance, and honesty to the narrative of Ghana and Africa.