Ghana – Part 2.
The difficulty for groundhoppers visiting tournaments such as the African Cup of Nations is that we cannot always stay for
Read MoreNotes and News by Leo Hoenig
The difficulty for groundhoppers visiting tournaments such as the African Cup of Nations is that we cannot always stay for
Read More(This is part 1 of a two part Ghana summary – an extension of the report printed in the Cheltenham
Read MoreTHE CAPITAL – ACCRA TAMALE – STADIUM GULPKE NA PALACE – TAMALE KUMASI FANS TAKORADI AND SEKONDI
Read MoreFrom Kumasi, it is about seven hours by road to Tamale (and that is if you are lucky). One of
Read MoreWe have played half the thirty-two games of the Nations Cup, and as yet, only one team cannot reach the
Read MoreHaving lost my computer en-route, regular bulletins have ceased, but here is a general view of the politics surrounding the
Read MorePublic transport in Ghana is only recommended for those of a quiet disposition and even temper. There are two main
Read MoreWhy does one travel? Is it because we reject the ideas of an ordered world and seek something more chaotic,
Read MoreAfrica Makes its Choices. The lists are in, and 388 players are making their way to Ghana for the African
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