Pan African Heritage World Museum

The Pan African Heritage World

The biggest Pan African project on the Continent of Africa has begun! Located on the Accra-Cape Coast road in Ghana, W. Africa, near the Winneba Roundabout will be the Pan African Heritage World (PAHW).

In this mini heritage city, sitting at the very top of Pomadze Hills, will be the Pan African Heritage World Museum. Shaped as a horn, the crown of the Museum will symbolize the rallying call for the reconciliation and liberation of the Pan African family. The Museum will serve as a movement and hub for the reclaiming of all the stolen African artifacts, our heritage and most importantly, our narrative. Through interactive intellectual and experiential learning, the restitution of all stolen artifacts by European colonizers back to African soil will be the restoration of Africa’s spiritual prowess and ancestral inheritance.

Features of the Museum will include the following: 

1.    The Pan African Heroes/Sheroes Park: This park will commemorate the Pan African greats who dedicated their lives to the fulfillment of Pan-Africanism.

2.    A mini city of African King/Queendoms that will represent the variety of African traditions where people will be able to experience the cultures and contexts of Africa from ancient and modern times.

3.    A Herbal Plant Farm with chalets filled with all of the various African medicinal herbs and plants serving as a health resort for people to be healed both physically and spiritually.

Other features of PAHW will include a mini zoo, hotels, clinics, conference halls, restaurants, and everything else you can find in a modern city such as clean and renewable water reservoirs and solar energy through a combination of modern technology and ancient African electronics that will truly represent all aspects of the Pan African family from the Continent and the Diaspora.

The Cost for Phase 1/Access Roads

This great Pan African project will need $20,000 for the completion of all the access roads throughout the Pan African heritage city.

How you Can Help

To help blow the horn, you can share the link to your Facebook timeline and all other social media platforms, family and friends.

We are calling upon the entire Pan African family to be a part of history making by joining us on this sacred journey towards the true reconciliation, restoration, redemption and reclamation of our cultural artifacts and people scattered throughout the world.

We are grateful and appreciate you sharing and contributing to the vision and mission of PAHW.