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Last Day in Ghana for Queen Mathilde
Queen Mathilde started her third and last day in Ghana today, Friday February 9, with a visit at the Promush Mushroom Project. The project, launched in 2017, aims to “to improve and sustain income of mushroom farmers in the community” but also to implement employment for about 5,500 youth, especially persons with disabilities. The project was established with the help of the European Union – who donated 660,000 Euros – and … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium | Tagged Education, Ghana, Patronage, President Akufo-Addo of Ghana, Queen Mathilde of the Belgians, Sustainability, Technology, United Nations, Working Visit | Leave a commentQueen Mathilde’s Working Visit to Ghana – Day Two
Queen Mathilde started the second day of her working visit in Ghana today, Thursday February 8, by paying a visit to the Teshie Presby High School along with the Deputy Prime Minister Alexander De Croo. This school, thanks to the help of the Belgian community living in Ghana, provides their students an E-learning laboratory with 150 desktop computers. Teshie Presby High school: session live dans #Televic e-lab #SDGs #GlobalGoals #éducation #innovation @Unicorne_Siona … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium | Tagged Education, Ghana, Queen Mathilde of the Belgians, Social Issues, Women's Rights, Working Visit | Leave a commentQueen Mathilde’s Working Visit to Ghana Begins
As an Advocate for the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals, yesterday Wednesday February 7, Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of The Belgians started a three-day working visit to Ghana along with Alexander De Croo, Deputy Prime Minister of Belgium and Minister of Development Cooperation. Upon her arrival at Kotoka International Airport in Accra, the capital of Ghana, the Queen was welcomed by the country’s Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mohammed Tijani … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium | Tagged Ghana, Patronage, Queen Mathilde of the Belgians, United Nations, Working Visit | Leave a commentQueen Mathilde To Visit Ghana For UN Sustainable Development Goals
The Belgian Royal Court has confirmed Monday that Queen Mathilde will be paying a visit to Ghana in February in conjunction with her role as an advocate of the United Nations’s Sustainable Development Goals. She will be joined by the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Development Cooperation, Alexander De Croo. They will visit local projects that pay “special attention to quality education, good health (including mental health) and economic empowerment of … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium | Tagged Ghana, Patronage, Queen Mathilde of the Belgians, United Nations, Working Visit | Leave a commentThe Princess Royal on Visit to Ghana To Mark 60 Years of Independence
This year the Republic of Ghana celebrates sixty years of independence from the United Kingdom. To mark the anniversary year, the Princess Royal has spent two days this week in the country. Arriving in Accra on April 4, the Princess began her visit with an audience with the President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, at Flagstaff House. She then visited the Commonwealth War Graves at Christiansborg War Cemetery and laid a wreath in honour of fallen … Continue reading
Posted in Other Royals, The United Kingdom | Tagged Ambassador, Anniversary, Bilateral Relations, Education, Ghana, Official Visit, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II of Ashanti, Patronage, President Akufo-Addo of Ghana, The Princess Royal, Women's Rights | Leave a commentCrown Princess Victoria Visits Ghana and Tanzania
From March 17 to March 21, Crown Princess Victoria visited Ghana and Tanzania. Accompanying her was the Swedish Minister of Trade, Ewa Björling. The visit’s aim was to deepen the relationships between Sweden, Ghana and Tanzania. During her visit to Ghana, Crown Princess Victoria was welcomed by the Ghanaian Minister of Health, Mrs Hanny-Sherry Ayitey, and the Ghanaian Ambassador to Sweden, Kilander. Victoria then visited a training project for young … Continue reading
Posted in Sweden | Tagged Bilateral Relations, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, Education, Ghana, Hospital, Patronage, President Mahama of Ghana, Tanzania, Water, Women's Rights, Working Visit | 1 CommentOfficial Visit to Ghana
Crown Prince Haakon of Norway and his wife Crown Princess are currently on an official visit to Ghana. The Crown Princely couple is accompanied by the Norwegian Minister of the Environment and International Development Erik Solheim. During their visit the Crown Princely couple will visit joint projects between Ghana and Norway. After arriving in Ghana the Norwegian Royals and the Minister were welcomed by the Vice President of Ghana – … Continue reading
Posted in Norway | Tagged Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, Ghana, HIV/AIDS, Official Visit | Leave a commentWhat have the Danish royals been up to lately?
Just a little personal note to start with: This is my first attempt at writing a blog, so please bear with me. I intend this to be a brief weekly summary of the latest events involving the Danish royals. For more details you will have to go to the appropriate topics. this is merely a sample, a bite if you will. If it works, I’ll continue. If it doesn’t, well, … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark | Tagged Audience, Books, CARE, Celebrities, Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Ghana, Hospital, Margrethe II of Denmark, Military, Patronage, Prince Henrik the Prince Consort, Prince Joachim of Denmark, Princess Marie of Denmark, Roskilde Cathedral, Royal Ballet, Working Visit | 5 CommentsNew African King Is A Female Secretary From Washington, D.C.
Nearly 15 months ago, Washington, D.C.-based secretary Peggielene Bartels received a phone call that would change her life forever. Early one morning, at 4:00 AM to be exact, a phone call came that woke Bartels from her sleep. The call came from Otuam, a seaside town in the African nation of Ghana. The caller addressed Bartels as “Nana”, which is a term Ghanians use to refer to people of high … Continue reading
Posted in Other Royals | Tagged Coronation, Female Kings, Ghana, Otuam, Peggielene Bartels | 1 CommentHead of Decapitated King Returned to Ghana
After nearly two centuries in the Netherlands, the head of King Nana Badu Bonsu II has been returned to Ghana. In the 1830s, the Ahanta King allegedly ambushed and killed the Dutch colonial soldiers who occupied the region, during an exchange of hostilities, according to the Ghana News Agency. The attack on the Dutch soldiers was a grave offense to the Dutch, who colonized the area that is now known … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Royals, Other Royals | Tagged Execution, Ghana, Nana Badu Bonsu II, The Netherlands | Leave a comment