African American moved to Ghana to build a 4 bedroom home and live her dream life |Exploring Asebu

Exploring Asebu's free lands ep. 1/4. In this video, we meet the very lovely Karen King and check out her 4 bedroom home in Asebu's Pan African Village. We had such a great time talking to her, walking through her home and learning about her journey in Ghana so far.

Check out Karen's channel here:    / @kareninghana  

For more information on Karen's community:
Phone number 1: 050 120 2976 - Karen King
Phone number 2: 055 724 6417 - Emmanuel Okyem
E-mail: [email protected]

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:28 Meet Karen, grandmother of 16
01:15 Why Ghana?
03:28 Are the free lands really free?
03:41 Asebu oral tradition
07:01 What feels different about being in Ghana:connection
09:05 House tour
22:06 Cost of the house
23:30 Moving journey
26:02 Steps towards becoming a citizen of Ghana
27:26 Cultural shock, past struggles & challenges
33:45 Advice for diaspora trying to move to Ghana
35:34 Starting a community and building a business in Ghana
38:45 Hi Grandkids!

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