Our Mission

Our mission is to support the Pan African Village initiative led by the Paramount Chief of the Asebu Traditional Area.

With an eye on initiating similar projects across the motherland, we strive to attract visitors to return and actively participate in the development of Africa.

By providing support to the Pan African Village, we aim to create a platform that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Africa and fosters sustainable development.

Through this initiative, we hope to encourage dialogue, collaboration, and exchange of ideas among different communities and stakeholders.

By actively involving the diaspora in the development process, we believe in empowering local communities and creating a sense of ownership and pride in our shared African heritage.

Together, we can build a future where the voices of the people are heard, and the beauty and potential of Africa are realised.

Our mission is to engage with the community to promote education, health, and development initiatives.

Our mission is to work towards charitable causes and environmental campaigns to create a sustainable and thriving community in and around the Asebu Traditional Area specifically and Ghana generally.

Ghana tours

At Friends of Asebu PAV, we specialise in providing affordable tours to the ancestral homeland of Africa for the diaspora. Our aim is to offer a journey of discovery, allowing individuals to reconnect with their roots and explore the rich cultural heritage of Africa.

Land

Buying land in Ghana can be a complex process that requires careful consideration and adherence to local laws and regulations. It is important to conduct thorough research on the land you are interested in purchasing, including verifying the ownership and title of the property.

Investments

Ghana offers numerous investment opportunities and provides a favourable environment for doing business. investments and promote economic growth. The country has a stable political system and a growing economy, making it an attractive destination for investors.

Building guidelines

Building a house in Ghana is a complex yet exciting endeavour. It involves multiple stages, starting with the acquisition of land and obtaining the necessary permits and approvals from local authorities. Once the land is secured, the construction phase begins, with skilled workers laying the foundation and erecting the structure.

Community engagement

In Ghana, there is a strong emphasis on engaging rural communities in various forms of work. These initiatives aim to uplift the living standards of the residents by empowering them with skills and opportunities through community engagement.

Environmental awareness

Through education, we strive to inform the population about the negative impacts of deforestation on the environment and their lives. By highlighting the consequences such as soil erosion, loss of biodiversity, and climate change, we hope to inspire individuals to take action and protect their forests.