Ghana, a country located in West Africa, has made significant progress in its economic, political and social development over the past few decades. With its abundant natural resources, diverse cultural heritage, and proactive government policies, Ghana could become a fully developed country within the next 30 years.
The reasons why Black people are moving to Ghana are varied, and often a combination of factors. An appreciation for their ancestry, political stability, business and investment opportunities, a better quality of life, education, career opportunities, and appreciation of Ghanaian culture are all reasons why Ghana is attracting an increasing number of people of African descent. While moving to a new country is always a significant change, those who make the move see it as a worthwhile and valuable experience – an opportunity to reconnect to their roots, discover new opportunities, and live their best lives.
Starting over is a scary thing for everyone. I had a very comfortable life in America, but I was not fulfilled. I felt like something is missing. This led me to dig within and came to the realization that I have to move to Ghana. In this video, I give ten reasons why I decided to make the move.
Knowing how much you could expect to spend when planning on visiting or moving to a new country is crucial. This video gives you a fair idea of the cost of living in Accra, Ghana.
Building a house in Ghana could be difficult. There are many horror stories of people sending money back home for friends and relatives to manage the construction of their houses for them, and the job never gets done. Some spend the money. Bismark is a professional Architect in Ghana. He explains the building process and the safest way to build your house.
Without understanding the system in Ghana, buying land could be a nightmare. Let me explain how things work here to you.
You could find unbelievable deals in Ghana as a business person. In this video, I give a personal example of how I purchased a carwash. My payback period was three years and three months. In addition, I own the land that the carwash is sitting on. The land alone is worth more than how much I bought the business for.
These are the kind of deals in Africa.
