Do you see what I see?

What Ghanaians want visitors to Ghana to see:






What visitors to Ghana actually see:



In 2014, let's clean up our image by turning to our family/friends/neighbours and communities and say "Please, Stop Trashing Ghana". It's not just our image that's at stake when we neglect environmental hygiene and sanitation, our very lives are at stake.


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