New AK Class: How to Repatriate and Win!!!-gctid248966

[kwaku omowale]

joyblk;254923 wrote: Is repatriation only to Kmt. Is there anyone interested in moving to and building up Haiti? It may be an easier transition because it is still in the Western Hemisphere.

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hello @joyblk,

i think "repatriation" for Kmtyw people is only to Kmt. since what i think you mean is slightly different, Haiti is on my list as my Frederick Douglas plan and Brazil is on the list as plan B. Kmt is plan A. I plan to visit Haiti soon for this purpose.

kwaku

[joyblk]

kwaku omowale;255004 wrote: hello @joyblk,

i think "repatriation" for Kmtyw people is only to Kmt. since what i think you mean is slightly different, Haiti is on my list as my Frederick Douglas plan and Brazil is on the list as plan B. Kmt is plan A. I plan to visit Haiti soon for this purpose.

kwaku

Makes sense. Thanks for sharing your point of view.

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[Guest]

My only fear in regards to repatriation is my lack of college education and a lengthy work history. My work history consists of retail and sales management. These days I don't want to really sell anything. I have lately been leaning towards pursuing more knowledge of agriculture. Our people will always need food!

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[kwaku omowale]

Rashan;255276 wrote: My only fear in regards to repatriation is my lack of college education and a lengthy work history. My work history consists of retail and sales management. These days I don't want to really sell anything. I have lately been leaning towards pursuing more knowledge of agriculture. Our people will always need food!

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hello @Rashan,

how about "we" figure out how to sell internationally and bring Kmt to the world at a fair price. the selling skill is definitely needed and is something not learned in school. my opinion as someone pursuing more and more school, it does not teach you what you need. school gives you a pass. i would highly suggest to you that you do not need it unless you want a pass somewhere.

how do "we" get Kmtyw nations favored nation status as mentioned by Dr. Wilson? i think a sales and management perspective would be great in this area (no matter where you live). do you know how to sell agriculture products to nations? what would it take for you and your current mindset to repatriate in the near future (curious)?

Meda ase,
kwaku

[LadySankofa]

Cultural etiquette with local chiefs and elders, detailed traditional roles and behaviors for the sexes as to not offend, proper attire in order to blend in naturally, school and medical information for repatriates with children at all levels, an idea of the minimum amount of money one would need for various family sizes (mine is a family of 5), ethnic makeup per region in Ghana and ratio of expats per region, financial manageability of living expenses per region, market needs per region for entrepeneurial feasability per skillset/service,investment opportunities, crime statistics towards expats, level of foreign involvement per region (i don't want to live in an area where a lot of eureurasians have been seen).

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[Kala Kambon]

Greetings everyone,

We appreciate all the feedback. Now that we have your suggestions we are in the organizing process for the course. I'll be spearheading it, so I will get back with everyone on dates and costs shortly.

But just for clarity, the course will focus on repatriation to Ghana specifically.

Yeda ase! Thanks!

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[kwaku omowale]

mekyea wo @kala_kambon,
   
   will you still have this class to provide advice to those wanting to repatriate to Kmt?

kwaku

[Nana]

Ama and I have learned quite a bit since we repatriated to Tanzania July 2016. We are happy to share our experiences.

[kwaku omowale]

Hijambo @Nko,
   
   Ninafurahi kukufahamu. I would greatly appreciate learning and planing to travel home. Please let me know if and how you would like to proceed.

kwaku

[learning2k17]

One my main concerns if I ever did make the move would be doing something that would benefit the country I moved to.
   
   What would be the best resource to find the skills that are needed by a country like Ghana if one were to move there?
   
   I work in the technology field (low level at the moment) and if I thought about moving I would like to begin focusing my knowledge on things that would benefit the country and that are in demand.
   
   I am not necessarily speaking of finding jobs but, what type of businesses would Ghana want/need those who do move over to create?
   
   Thanks

[kwaku omowale]

i think we should try to just take over the resources that yurugu are getting to have control over, such as water supply, electrical equipment and utilities, railroads, etc. if this sounds familiar, its because the game is called monopoly.
   
   i think you should match your technical talent with your passion and let that lead you to your business. i want to eventually manufacture products.
   
   Good luck. there is a book called "treasures in heaven, a black guide for investing in Kmt". its not technical, but it can be made technical by improving on the ideas. Dr. Harnet has videos on youtube that may be helpful and each country should have economic information posted on various sites.

[Susan]

I am in the exploratory phase for possible expatriation in 2022.  As a future retiree, I'm very interested in safe areas, the availability of quality healthcare, activities/entertainment for emerging and active seniors (60+), etc,

[Kwadwo Tòkunbọ̀]

Check out www.sankofajourney.com and www.repatriatetoghana.com 

[Brianna Milord]

Hi all!

My name is Brianna Milord, a writer working on a story about repatriation to Ghana. I'm wondering...is anyone is in the process or heavily considering relocation within the next 6 months to a year? 

I posted this question to a couple of message boards, so my apologies if it pops up on you.