The capital of Ghana is spread wide so I have to walk quite a lot to reach my destinations. Taxis are plentiful but rather expensive if you want to use them privately.
The white means rich here so the taxi drivers always push the horn passing me… Almost non-stop. -Why this white in the blue jeans is walking in the heat and dust, he should take a taxi!
Well, in the morning I reported to the Liberian Embassy with a hope to receive promised visa. The lady iat the window said that I should give them also 2 photos (yesterday she forgot about that, because she was thinking only about the bribe). Thanks God I had a supply of photos with me, so it was not a problem.
The problem appeared because there was no authorised person to sign my visa. Wait again! His excellency arrived finally at 11.40. I got my Liberian visa! Hurrrah!
The High Commission of Sierra Leone (that’s how they call the embassies of Commonwealth Countries) is 25 min walk away. It is quite different, friendly embassy – they collected 1 form, 2 photos, 80 USD, passport and promised visa to be ready in 24 hours (update your info, Kris…). I trust them!
