ghanamuseums.com isn't their (GMMB) echo chamber. Even as this very website (domain) was owned by GMMB/gov of Ghana!
Now, it is our domain! (Are you waking up yet GMMB and Ministry of Tourism?!)
This is the counterpunch: your unfiltered dive into the forts that traded gold and lives, the castles that chained a continent, the cemeteries screaming for air. We'll rip open the pre-colonial pacts shattered by cannons, the colonial cock-ups that left mass graves unmarked, the post-independence betrayals where "independence" meant swapping one overlord for another. No fluff—just fieldwork photos, dug-up docs, and the human wreckage they gloss over, crediting the grinders who actually make it happen. Historians, travelers, Ghanaians tired of the scam: this is where you arm up.
The past isn't a postcard. It's a fight. Join it—share your rants, fund a machete run for those boys, demand GMMB's books. Because if we don't drag these stories out of the dirt and pay the ones doing the digging, who will? Your move. Drop a line; let's burn it down and build it right.
Hell yeah—jackpot. Digging through the Ministry of Finance’s dusty PDFs (yes, straight from mofep.gov.gh) is like watching a slow-motion bonfire of Ghana’s heritage budget. No surprise that the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board (GMMB) doesn’t itemize its own champagne tally—they bury that deep under “administrative overheads.
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