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Easter celebration

  • theaberger45
  • 12. Aug. 2023
  • 1 Min. Lesezeit

Aktualisiert: 16. Nov. 2023

Aqua'aba foundation shared nutritious Banku and Fish cooked by Lydia with the children. The kids were excited and grateful!

This shared meal not only provided nourishment but also became a cherished moment, fostering a sense of community and warmth within the Aqua'aba family.


For all non-Ghanaians: Banku is a traditional Ghanaian dish that is a staple in the Ghanaian diet. It's made from fermented corn and cassava dough. The dough mixture is combined and then cooked to form a smooth, whitish, slightly elastic paste. It's commonly served alongside soups, stews, or sauces, such as okra soup, groundnut soup, fish or meat stew.



 
 
 

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The Aqua'aba Foundation focuses on financially underprivileged children in Ghana, offering them valuable swimming lessons. This life-skill provides empowerment, health benefits, and significantly reduces the risk of drowning. Currently, 25 active participants benefit from the foundation's program, receiving dedicated care and attention during their involvement. The program not only imparts a vital life skill but also serves as a meaningful after-school activity, effectively keeping these children away from the streets.

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