Ghana's Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Dzifa Gomashie, released a ranking of the country's ten most-visited ...
Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts Minister Abla Dzifa Gomashie has secured a US$3.5 million commitment from the Korean National Commission for UNESCO to restore six of Ghana’s World Heritage Forts ...
Paper presented at the Fifth World Archaeological Congress in Washington, DC, June 21-26, 2003. The Ghanaian authorities planned to restore Cape Coast and Elmina Castles as memorials to the ...
Ghana has secured significant international support for the conservation, management and sustainable development of its World Heritage properties following the country 39;s participation in the 48th ...
—Words from a plaque at the Cape Coast Slave Castle in Ghana I didn’t know if my blood was there. Before I went, before walking through those creaky, wooden doors at the Cape Coast Castle on the ...
Extracted from: Public archaeology (London) 3 (4) 2004, pages 195-204. Illustrations. Explores the contradictory positions of African Americans and Ghanaians vis-a-vis the restoration of Elmina Castle ...
The Archbishop of Canterbury has visited Cape Coast Castle, a former British slave castle in Ghana and prayed at the shore where slave ships departed for the Americas (30 July). At the height of the ...
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