Travel advice to consider before choosing a holiday destination
Vacations are opportunities to unwind and de-stress, and so planning ahead is a vital aspect of the whole experience.
Vacations are opportunities to unwind and de-stress, and so planning ahead is a vital aspect of the whole experience.
Proceeds from the new iPhone SE’s product sale will go directly into Global Fund’s newly established COVID-19 Response.
Online learning platform, Alison has launched a course on Coronavirus based on the World Health Organisation (W.H.O)’s guidelines for the pandemic. The course is free on its website in hundred different languages including Arabic, Swahili, Hausa, Afrikaans, Chinese, Italian, French, Malay, Turkish and many more.
Your home represents your identity. Much more, now that working at home is the order of the day, you should ensure you have the set up right.
Lockdown due to the spread of COVID-19 first started in China’s Hubei province as far back as 23rd January 2020. This was just the beginning. It is now a global phenomenon with vocabulary such as social distancing, lockdown and home quarantine suddenly becoming the norm.
Every economy needs a robust hospitality sector in order to cushion the lifestyle needs of its people. The sector is demanding, but highly profitable if handled properly from start to maintenance.
For a few days running, internet users all over the world have been greeted on Google’s homepage with a Doodle thanking coronavirus helpers.
One of the easiest ways of meeting new people, discovering other cultures, beating stress, or experiencing daring adventure is by travelling. “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a page”, Saint Augustine once said.
Growing up in the nineties, most of us memorized content of Money gram and Western Union adverts which used to run on Ghanaian TV. They were typically dramatized in a humorous way to show the disadvantages of sending money home through so called “human agents”.
In 2018, the Government of Ghana launched the Year of Return 2019 campaign at the Washington Press Club, in Washington D.C to encourage Africans in the diaspora to return to the country in commemoration of 400 years of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade.