SAVANNAH DEVELOPMENT DIVISION · GLOBAL EXCHANGE R&E CORPORATION

Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust

The Trust office leads the operations and management of the Savannah Development division. All Zion Trust development projects fall under this office’s management, including the estates, residential and agricultural programs and associated civic, hospitality and community-development projects.

Development applications are received for Trust and development-committee review. Members are welcome to express interest in development committees and board-of-directors selections.

Trust office and participation Temporary contact: earthmanherbals@gmail.com

Current construction pricing policy - 16 October 2026

Construction estimate C = measured gross floor area (m²) × applicable Accra benchmark (USD/m²). Resale construction component = C × 1.50. The 50% increase includes the resale markup; it is not a separate inflation reserve. This replaces the previous construction uplift and revenue-margin formula. No additional automatic markup or contingency is stacked on this calculation.

Measure each apartment's practical net area and allocate walls, circulation, cores and common building areas once to determine gross construction area. Existing concept sizes and 70% net-to-gross efficiency are illustrative until measured by the design team; they do not establish code compliance.

Land, site preparation, infrastructure, fixtures/appliances and fitout excluded from the benchmark, professional fees, taxes and financing remain separate, reconciled cost lines. Preliminary combined amount = 1.50 × construction cost + allocated land + other separately established costs. No second markup is assumed on those separate lines. Final sale offers remain pending complete costs and approved layouts.

Owner's latest land planning assumptions: Savannah / Zion Trust Estates US$20,000/acre; in-town Civic Center US$30,000/acre (17 acres = US$510,000); other development land US$25,000/acre. These are owner allowances, not verified acquisition costs or public land offers.

Source: AECOM Africa Property & Construction Cost Guide 2025/26, Accra, page 75; cost date 1 July 2025, FX date 1 May 2025. These are dated published benchmarks, not 2026 Damongo supplier quotations. A 50% cost markup equals 33.33% gross margin on the construction component before excluded costs.

Current formula, apartment calculations and project schedules. All pending construction proposals use this policy; prior financial schedules are superseded.

One Person, One Acre · Revised first-year budget

Individual membership adds $100 once: $4,870 including membership. Ten acres: $46,200 core + $1,500 rent + $500 group membership = $48,200. Preparation already includes its clearing/plowing allowance; the same machine cost or worker wage is not added again.

40% down on core $4,620 = $1,848, followed by twelve $231 payments. If annual rent is included in the funded value: $1,908 down and twelve $238.50 payments. Membership is separate. Fruit-tree extras and other agreed inputs change the documented total and installment amounts.

Additional fruit trees are separately costed only beyond the inputs already covered by the $1,000 planting budget. At the earlier provisional $5–10/seedling, 50 extra seedlings add $250–500; 100 add $500–1,000. Crop spacing and supplier quotations govern quantities and prices. Irrigation, fertilizer, additional materials, storage, special equipment and future crop-cycle input replenishment remain separately assessed.

These are the sponsor's revised budget inputs. The 20% annual net-return objective is conditional on realized earnings: $924 on $4,620 core or $954 on $4,770 rent-inclusive funding, not a guarantee. Six-month crop cash may offset future payments or be reinvested after reconciliation; fruit trees have their own maturation schedules.

Savannah Development Community · Temporary contact

For development applications, Trust management and committee participation inquiries: earthmanherbals@gmail.com.

Online applications are recorded for review by the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust. Trust management and participation

Estate management and application review

Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust is the designated management and development-review body for Zion Trust Damongo Estates. Individual development, residential, land-use and investment applications are received through the project forms for Trust and development-committee review.

Members are invited to express interest in joining development committees and participating in board-of-directors selections. Committee membership and board appointments follow a documented review and selection process.

Residential sales and pre-development investment

Explore a new 15-storey tower option with 204 concept apartments: one-, two- and three-bedroom homes plus four- and five-bedroom executive residences. Select a floor and unit ID, review the site and unit diagrams, and apply for pre-purchase or development investment documentation.

Alternative concept for review; no surveyed allocation or reservation is established. This does not replace the existing downtown tower budget without a separate design decision.

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Zion Trust Damongo Estates

Diaspora land participation, residential development and agricultural partnerships.

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Damango Civic Center Square

The separate 17-acre downtown development: civic space, offices, retail, entertainment and a central water garden.

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Crown Palace Plaza Hotel and Guests Houses

Proposed hospitality and guest-residential program within the Civic Center Square.

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Two separate sites · GPS references pending

Current layouts are concepts. No map pin or surveyed boundary is asserted; GPS references alone do not establish title or boundary extent.

Investment and development invitation

Global Exchange R&E Corporation welcomes diaspora families, investors, developers, banks, agricultural buyers and qualified facility operators to review the phased proposal. USD150/acre is proposed annual estate ground rent; the 100-year development horizon is subject to lawful lease terms. No approved or signed operator is implied.

Investor invitation · Diaspora invitation · Proposed royal notice · Official consultation · Application letter template

Website registration is live; physical development, land rights and finance are subject to verified documentation. The royal notice is prepared for signature and verified delivery; it has not been dispatched.

Investor, diaspora and official response portal

Submit a nonbinding expression of interest, application letter or official correspondence. No payment is taken and no land, investment return or project approval is created. Responses are private and reviewed by the sponsor. The official category records correspondence; submitting it does not verify official identity.

Application review: Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust · Zion Trust Estate management and development committee.

Separate membership and newsletter registration · Specific plot requests · Detailed development-partner proposal

1. Executive investment proposition

Zion Trust Damongo City Estates is a proposed phased development outside Damongo town, described by the sponsor as approximately a 15-minute drive from the city. The estate program combines a 10,000-acre city concept and a separate 10,000-acre agricultural estate within the previously stated 31,360-acre estate envelope. The remaining 11,360 acres stay outside that immediate estate program. Separately, a 17-acre premier main-street downtown project is proposed INSIDE Damongo town; it is not part of Zion Trust Estates and its boundary/title requires independent verification.

The invitation is for investors, developers, builders, banks, diaspora households, agricultural participants and qualified operating entities to submit expressions of interest. The website intake is operational; land rights, finance commitments and physical development are not represented as completed or secured. The business model is serviced leasehold plots, conditional home/condominium development packages, agricultural production and processing, and separately contracted facility leases.

Development begins with title and boundary verification, community engagement, engineering feasibility, approved layouts, measured costs and a limited serviced-land/agriculture pilot. Capital is released against verified milestones, not the full 20,000-acre ambition at once. Airport and tank-farm construction finance is raised by their respective operator/project entities and is excluded from the housing budget.

2. Land program and reconciliation

The airport and tank farm together retain the earlier 1,000-acre reserve. A previously discussed additional external 500-acre fuel reserve is not activated in this program and must not be counted again. Any airport or safety study requiring more land uses the unallocated estate only through an approved revised land schedule. The man-made lake, industrial uses and farming require hydrological, geotechnical and environmental assessment before location approval.

The separate 17-acre in-town downtown project is excluded from every estate acreage above. The two estate components total 20,000 acres; adding the distinct town project gives 20,017 acres across separate locations, not a larger estate grant.

3. Lease commercial terms and land rights

The owner confirmed that USD150 per acre is ANNUAL rent, not a one-time payment. The 100-year figures are undiscounted arithmetic with no escalation, not present value or an executed obligation. Effective dates, rent reviews, payment currency/conversion, development milestones, permitted use, assignment, default, environmental restoration and renewal must be negotiated. Proposed operator ground leases are separate agreements with identified legal entities; operator rent is not additional acreage.

For the active program, annual rent replaces the earlier USD1,000/acre acquisition allowance in the financial model; neither a USD10 million city acquisition payment nor a USD20 million combined acquisition payment is also charged without a separate documented obligation. No existing signed instrument is amended by this planning document. If Global Exchange remains responsible for the city headlease, onward lease receipts from the airport/tank farm offset the corresponding headlease cost rather than being booked as pure profit.

Ghana Constitution Article 266 limits a non-citizen leasehold to fifty years at any one time and prohibits non-citizen freehold. The 100-year development horizon is therefore a commercial objective, not a universal title promise. Counsel must determine the lawful term for each lessee, citizenship/entity status, registration and any separately negotiated future renewal. A corporate vehicle does not automatically remove non-citizen restrictions. Customary ownership, lessor authority and the applicable stool/skin land administration must be established.

The current contribution standard uses 10% of positive net proceeds for new operations, with product-specific PPP schedules for inherited bearing resources. Annual land rent is separately documented; contributions are not calculated on gross crop receipts.

If annual rent is passed through by net plot area alone, it is USD18.75/year per 1/8-acre townhouse, USD25/year per 1/6-acre standard plot and USD37.50/year per 1/4-acre estate. These exclude common-land rent and operating service charges; the final headlease allocation can therefore be higher.

4. Residential master plan and product offering

The twenty noncentral borough areas share 8,000 acres, with the central five conceptual borough areas comprising New Kingston. Borough identities use the Ville naming convention, Caribbean/diaspora street references, and Indigenous community recognition subject to consultation. Jamaicaville retains Bob Marley Street, Marcus Garvey Street, Emperor Haile Selassie Street and Morgan Heritage Street. No Ozu Street is included.

Main streets have commercial ground floors with eight-, ten- and fifteen-floor residential building concepts above. Internal residential streets use the requested Mississauga-inspired approach. Neighborhood gates, access control and security are proposed alongside public/emergency access. High-value lakefront and city-center locations require a separate premium schedule and approved waterfront setbacks.

Illustrative net plot allocation: 1,200 acres of townhouses at eight plots/acre = 9,600 plots; 1,200 standard acres at six plots/acre = 7,200 plots; 600 estate acres at four plots/acre = 2,400 plots. Total: 19,200 low-rise plot opportunities. Ten townhouses/acre remains an alternative requiring redesign; it is not added to the eight/acre count. The current website contains 104 DRAFT sample plot IDs, not 19,200 released lots. Surveyed street addresses and a complete inventory must be loaded before reservations.

Plot-only payment proposal: 20% down, balance over 36 equal monthly installments, zero interest and USD10 administration/transaction charge per installment. A USD100 initial plot-request application is separate and does not itself reserve land or convey title. Under USD150 annual rent, buyers obtain documented leasehold interests, not an unsupported freehold sale.

7. Utilities, institutions and operating facilities

The servicing target is USD30,000/gross acre for roads, paving, drainage, water, sanitation, electrical distribution and communications. It is an owner budget target, not a contractor quotation. Off-grid solar and battery systems, biomass and any feasible geothermal contribution need measured generation/load design; the target does not yet prove adequate funding for all generation and storage. Community Wi-Fi is a proposed managed service with an ongoing operating charge.

Sanitation uses engineered decentralized treatment and controlled anaerobic digestion where suitable. Residential biogas is methane-rich gas requiring collection, treatment, safety controls and appropriate equipment; it is not automatically LNG. LNG requires separate liquefaction infrastructure. Treated digestate can be considered for agriculture only after quality controls. Waste facilities must protect lake water, groundwater and residential health rather than being placed beside the lake solely for convenience.

Include school/education sites, religious participation sites, healthcare plazas, police/fire/ambulance facilities, service stations with convenience retail and garages, supermarkets, automotive industrial/service areas and accessible community bathrooms. Institutional plots and public works may use restricted donations or approved project participation with distinct accounting.

The out-of-town estate also includes theater, entertainment and live-performance venues in its New Kingston waterfront/civic and sports/recreation allocations, without creating additional acreage. DMC/RIDM program coordination may be considered under a separate venue operating agreement; no performers, bookings or event revenue are represented as secured. Venue capex and operations require dedicated feasibility and budgets.

Agricultural estate and One Person, One Acre program

Current owner-provided first-year per-acre budget: USD500 land preparation plus USD1,000 seed/planting inputs gives USD1,500 to prepare and plant. One person manages the acre at USD20/day x three days/week = USD60/week for 52 weeks = USD3,120. Core first-year development and management total = USD4,620/acre. This replaces the earlier USD500 combined mobilization and USD6,500-7,800 maintenance bands. These are sponsor budget inputs, not independently verified supplier quotations. The revised servicing schedule is three days per week for 52 weeks: 156 person-days. The previous USD100/week five-day provision is superseded; the USD20/day rate is unchanged.

The USD500 preparation allowance includes the preparation/plowing/clearing scope within that budget; the earlier USD50/acre plow arithmetic is a component reference, not another charge added to USD500. The USD1,000 planting allowance is separate. Do not add earlier generic USD250-500 planting allowances again for the same seeds or seedlings.

Annual ground rent remains separately USD150/acre where the agreed estate lease applies. The rent-inclusive first-year contribution is USD4,770/acre, before additional inputs. Individual membership USD100 gives USD4,870 including membership. A ten-acre block is USD46,200 core plus USD1,500 annual rent = USD47,700, plus USD500 group/corporate membership = USD48,200. Crop-specific irrigation, fertilizer, maintenance materials, storage, equipment outside preparation scope and additional fruit trees require separate quotation.

Payment options: 40% initial mobilization deposit of the documented total, then remaining 60% in twelve monthly installments or pay in full. On core USD4,620: deposit USD1,848 and twelve USD231 payments. On rent-inclusive USD4,770: deposit USD1,908 and twelve USD238.50 payments. Ten-acre rent-inclusive block: USD19,080 deposit and twelve USD2,385 payments. Membership is paid separately; incremental approved inputs are added before recalculating the 40/60 split. Crop-buyer 40/80/delivery milestones are a separate offtake schedule.

Additional fruit-tree costs: quantity x quoted USD5-10/seedling, where that earlier unit allowance is still applicable. For example, 50 EXTRA fruit seedlings cost USD250-500; 100 extra seedlings USD500-1,000. Only the incremental portion beyond what is already covered in the USD1,000 planting budget is additional. Coconut, mature trees, special varieties and establishment services need separate quotes and suitable spacing.

Clear, prepare and plant one acre at a time, expanding the 100-acre pilot with staggered seasonal crops and suitable permanent fruit structures. The USD60 weekly amount is the stated one-person management budget; no additional USD20/day wage is added for that same person. Extra staff or services must be documented separately.

A confirmed six-month vegetable crop can create realized cash for approved installment offsets, replacement payments or reinvestment under the participant election. Immature fruit income and projected returns are not credited as collected cash. Preparation is not automatically repeated on established land; future seed/input replenishment is costed each planting cycle. The first-year USD1,000 planting amount is not silently assumed to cover every future crop cycle.

One worker per fully active acre gives a conditional 8,500-person productive-acre staffing scenario, not existing employment. Construction crews and room production are separate from this agricultural management budget.

10. Industrial hemp, airport and tank-farm portfolios

Industrial hemp occupies a separate proposed 1,000-acre productive allocation. Start only under the requisite cultivation license and approved THC limits. Ghana's Narcotics Control Commission reported issuing licenses in July 2026 for cultivation not exceeding 0.3% THC for approved industrial, medicinal and research purposes. This project is not represented as licensed. Intended outputs are fiber/bast materials, hurd-based composites and building inputs, seed oil where permitted, press cake and other approved processing byproducts. Product-grade tests, processing yields and buyer contracts precede equipment purchases.

Individual one-acre and organization ten-acre hemp interests follow separate crop-specific budgets and maturity terms. The general USD7,150-8,450/acre rent-inclusive band is only a placeholder; hemp licensing, seed, harvesting, decortication, drying, oil pressing, testing, transport and processing capex must be separately quoted. Do not use the vegetable return illustration as a hemp forecast.

The airport operating entity is invited to negotiate a 500-acre ground-development lease at proposed USD75,000/year, a commercial 100-year horizon where lawfully available, staged milestones and defined aviation/logistics use. Feasibility includes runway configuration, obstacle constraints, operating approvals, safety buffers, emergency services, freight/passenger demand and funding. Runway and terminal capital are not estimated in this plan.

The tank-farm operating entity is invited to negotiate the other 500 acres at proposed USD75,000/year, with separate storage, safety, environmental and operating agreements. Capacity remains unresolved between prior tonnage and barrel descriptions; no storage capacity is certified by this plan. Engineering must settle products, capacity, fire separation, bunding, spill control and logistics. Both operator entities retain responsibility for their separately financed facilities; no unsigned operator is named as a committed lessee.

Implementation phases and first investment window

Annual full-year-equivalent one-person management at USD3,120/active acre: year 1 (100 acres) USD0.312M; year 2 (500) USD1.560M; year 3 (1,500) USD4.680M; year 4 (3,500) USD10.920M; year 5 (8,500) USD44.200M. New-acre preparation/initial planting is USD1,500 per added acre; future planting-cycle replenishment, rent, support land and processing are separately budgeted.

First 30 days: confirm royal protocol and authorized lessor, compile sealed documentation, survey the estate boundaries, appoint project controls and prepare consultant requests. Days 31-60: site studies, pilot layouts, lease heads of terms, costed crop plans and buyer/operator discussions. Days 61-90: reconcile complete budgets, investor term sheets and escrow/draw controls, then approve the funded pilot. Publication of invitations is not authority to begin unapproved works.

Investment structure, accountability and token participation

Use a sponsor-controlled project development company and separately documented city, agriculture, airport, tank-farm and industrial portfolios. The default Global Exchange/partner joint-venture discussion starts at 70/30, subject to each signed agreement, capital contribution, responsibility and valuation. Investors may propose equity, secured project lending, operator leases, build-and-sell agreements, offtake finance or individual crop participation; no security, collateral or return is created by an online form.

Investor materials identify use of funds, draw schedule, proposed instrument, voting/reporting rights, liabilities, security if legally available, distribution waterfall and exit/maturity. A five-/ten-acre lease interest is different from an equity interest or crop token. Personal retention/assignment of a documented leasehold is subject to consent, law and the signed parcel agreement.

U-Access tokens retain CAD0.50 face value and may be requested for investment, approved purchases or donations. Approved investments use their project-specific target return schedule; 10-20% statements and a proposed 20% objective are not guaranteed and do not create immediate liquidity. Agriculture maturity is six months only for eligible crop contracts. Transfer/redemption follows approved agreements; the current intake does not issue tokens or create a live redemption wallet.

International receipts and investment cash are held in USD until conversion is required; Canada uses CAD where applicable. Token settlement against USD obligations records exchange rate, time, project and counterparty. Restricted donations for bathrooms, schools, institutions and religious facilities are accounted separately from return-bearing investments; donations carry no financial return.

Maintain parcel registry, signed-instrument register, asset/capital register, crop records, account-level installments and earned-credit ledger, contractor certificates and reconciled bank/token settlements. Monthly reporting: rent exposure, cash collected, commitments, draws, inventory, planted acres, yields, crop sales, reserve allocations and participant statements. Full transparency is a program design commitment; audited reporting and complete ledger infrastructure must be established rather than assumed.

Controls include dual authorization of disbursements, separate project accounts, independent quantity certification, related-party disclosure and documented investor complaints handling. Prevent duplicate unit sales, cross-project cash transfers without authorization and double counting of customer deposits as revenue. Community livelihoods, water availability, fuel safety, crop failures, interest-rate/default exposure and incomplete cost scope are monitored risks.

Estate management and individual development applications are designated for review by the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust and relevant development committee. Members are invited to development-committee participation and board-of-directors selections under a documented selection process. Temporary Savannah Development Community contact: earthmanherbals@gmail.com. Online Trust participation: https://globexworld.hatchable.site/royal-savannah-trust/. No committee seat or director appointment is granted by an application.

15. Sources and documentation schedule

Management inputs: owner instructions through October 10, 2026; GlobexWorld Damongo cost-summary, material-costs, architecture/strata-values, plot and Savannah membership pages (current scenario through v168 before this plan). The USD150/acre annual lease choice was confirmed during this request.

Primary legal reference: Ghana Judicial Service, Constitution, Chapter 21, Articles 266-267: https://judicial.gov.gh/index.php/land-and-natural-resources (checked October 10, 2026). This plan summarizes the non-citizen term restriction; counsel determines its application and all land-instrument requirements.

Primary cultural/protocol context: NDPC, Traditional Leaders Advocate Consolidated National Development Plan to Drive Development: https://ndpc.gov.gh/media_center/blog_details/traditional-leaders-advocate-consolidated-national-development-plan-to-drive-development (checked October 10, 2026). The NDPC identifies the Yagbonwura as Gonja overlord. The requested Damango Uro addressee is not assumed to be the same office; formal title/name and delivery protocol need confirmation.

Primary hemp reference: Narcotics Control Commission, July 31, 2026 cultivation-license announcement: https://www.ncc.gov.gh/2026/07/ (checked October 10, 2026). Project licensing is unconfirmed.

Construction uses measured gross floor area in m² and the applicable dated Accra rate. Current Damongo quantities and local quotations remain pending; no prior isolated-room schedule applies.

Required data-room documents: surveyed boundary plan; authenticated land grant/lease and authority; citizenship/entity and assignment opinion; development/environmental approvals; geotechnical/water studies; measured city and building BOQs; pilot crop/offtake budgets; operator lease proposals; phase funding and escrow terms; complete unit/plot inventory; token terms and project risk disclosure; reporting/asset-accountability schedule.

16. Civic Center full-scope feasibility costing and water garden

Four 15-floor residential towers retain 328 flats. For this BROADER AREA scenario only, two-bedroom units are assumed 80 net m², three-bedroom 110 net m² and penthouses 160 net m²; net areas receive a 25% common-area allowance. Standard accommodation is 38,000 gross m² and penthouses 1,600 gross m². Ground retail is approximately 2,828.57 gross m²; a distinct office/administration tower is assumed 9,000 gross m² (15 x 600 m²), shopping 4,500, theater 2,000, conference/exhibition 1,500, and public-safety buildings 1,000. These floorplates are assumptions; site coverage, parking and rectangular parcel geometry require an architect's measured plan.

Office and retail tenant fitout are explicit additional reserves. Theater/conference technical equipment has an additional provisional USD0.8-1.6M reserve. Standard condominium appliances/fitted items carry USD3,000-5,000/unit reserve, to be reconciled against quantities already in the building finish scope so doors/fixtures are not charged twice. The guest-use setup allowance assumes 80 of the SAME 328 flats can enter a managed guest-use scheme, at USD8,000-15,000/unit for furnishings/setup. Eighty is a study assumption, not a committed hotel inventory; it does not add units or imply automatic owner enrollment.

The former USD510,000 servicing target for this district is replaced in this broader model by USD2.25-4.50M roads/water/sanitation/communications and USD3-6M off-grid generation/storage. These allowances replace, rather than stack on top of, USD30,000/acre general servicing in this Civic Center model. Total site-service planning pool is USD5.25-10.50M before fees/contingency. It must be tendered and reconciled with building internal services. No separately priced airport, tank farm or estate works are included.

The central 1.5-acre zone is split into a 1.25-acre public water garden (approximately 5,058.57 m²) and 0.25-acre restaurant/refreshment concessions. Within the public garden, provisionally allocate 2,000 m² walking/paving at USD120-200/m²; 1,500 m² recirculating fountain/waterfall/collection pools at USD400-700/m²; 300 m² children's splash area at USD500-900/m²; remaining approximately 1,258.57 m² landscape/shade at USD80-160/m²; and USD0.2-0.4M pumps, filtration, treatment and controls. The revised USD1.29-2.32M park base allowance is analyst budgeting, not a tender. The 500 m² concession shell and kitchen/fitout allowances are separately recorded, avoiding a second full park-area allocation.

The park is intended for daytime public access with shaded walking, accessible paths, a central fountain, waterfalls and ornamental collection pools. Children's splash water requires a separately designed treated-water circuit and operating supervision; ornamental collection pools are not automatically safe swimming pools. Recirculation reduces demand but does not eliminate evaporation, make-up water, treatment or maintenance. Public entry, opening hours and any paid entertainment activities must be separated in the operator plan.

18. Civic Center investment-property and U-Access token program

List Damango Civic Center Square as a proposed tokenized investment/property participation opportunity separate from the Zion Trust estate agriculture and housing portfolios. Members may express interest in investment, approved purchases or donations. U-Access face value remains CAD0.50/token. No tokens, securities, land rights or automatic redemption are created by the interest form.

Investor instruments define project/entity, capital use, legal rights, risk, transfer restrictions, distribution basis and maturity/exit. Investment discussions may use the program's proposed 10-20% net-return range and 20% objective under the project schedule; the return is not guaranteed and is not automatically annual for property construction. Six-month agricultural crop maturity does NOT apply to Civic Center construction/property interests.

Purchased properties earn only actual rental/event/hospitality proceeds under documented agreements. A simple illustration for a USD100,000 property investment is USD6,000/year at 6% net yield, USD10,000 at 10%, or USD20,000 at 20%; these are mathematical scenarios, not market rental forecasts. No local achieved rent or occupancy supports a committed yield. A 20% target requires substantially more verified net operating income than a 6% case.

Income waterfall: collected operating receipts less tenant/operator obligations, maintenance, public-space contribution, insurance/tax and debt service; only earned distributable cash can be paid to investment participants. Confirm whether fees are already in operator budgets before charging them again. Owner hotel income is not automatically used to pay mortgages; any credit requires the owner's explicit agreement and account reconciliation.

For conversion illustration only, Bank of Ghana October 9, 2026 USDGHS11.7900 and CADGHS8.2598 imply approximately CAD1.4274/USD. USD1,000 is approximately CAD1,427.40, or 2,854.79 tokens at CAD0.50 face value. A whole-token request may round to 2,855; final settlement records the agreed rate, fees and rounding. This is not a fixed USD peg. International cash remains USD until conversion is needed.

Token use selections: INVEST requests project participation under approved terms; PURCHASE requests approved office/condominium/property settlement; DONATE supports restricted public water-park, school, bathroom or community works without a return. Existing-holder transfers and redemption require a documented operating system and lawful terms; the current portal only records preferences.

Before accepting investments or issuing interests, obtain the applicable securities, token, investor-protection, title and operating review; disclosure, suitability and lawful offering structure are project requirements. No public trading market, guarantee, cash-out reserve or perfected mortgage security is represented as available.

19. Fountain-plaza restaurant and merchandising concession portfolio

Create a distinct premium-location concession portfolio for restaurants, meal counters, cafés, refreshments and retail merchandising around the central fountain, waterfalls and walking garden. The 0.25-acre concession land is within the existing central 1.5-acre zone and is not extra to the seventeen acres. The site concept assumes 500 gross m² of commercial shells; the suite examples allocate shared floor area at net x 1.25.

Alternative concession participation is an operator lease: negotiated base rent plus, if agreed, an audited turnover share. Set rent using measured footfall, space, utilities, trading hours and tenant economics; no market rent or turnover is claimed. A premium to other retail space may be tested at 10-20% as a management pricing sensitivity only, not automatically added or represented as proven value.

Investment receipts are actual rent, approved turnover-share receipts or net operating distributions under the instrument. An operator's restaurant sales are not landlord revenue. District water-park service contributions, cleaning, water treatment, waste collection and security must be included in operating terms. Public walking/water access and safe children's circulation are preserved.

Qualified local vendors and restaurant/refreshment operators can request space through the downtown online expression-of-interest option; approved token PURCHASE may settle a documented interest, token INVEST may request project participation, and token DONATE may support the public water garden. None creates a trading license, unit allocation or issued token until approved documentation.

Investor and development-partner invitation

To: Prospective investors, banks, developers, builders and operating partners

Subject: Expression of interest - Zion Trust Damongo City Estates and Savannah Development Program

Global Exchange R&E Corporation invites you to review and express interest in a proposed 20,000-acre integrated development program: a 10,000-acre city estate and a separate 10,000-acre agricultural estate within the stated 31,360-acre land envelope in Damongo, Savannah Region, Ghana.

The city concept includes residential leasehold plots, mixed-use condominiums, New Kingston lake/park and community facilities, with separate 500-acre airport and 500-acre tank-farm operator sites. Agriculture includes the One Person, One Acre program, productive crop blocks and a separately licensed industrial hemp/processing proposal.

A distinct 17-acre premier main-street project is also proposed inside Damongo town, with shopping, office and city-administration spaces, public-safety services and 15-floor mixed-use condominiums. It is outside the Zion Trust Estates footprint, which the sponsor describes as approximately a 15-minute drive from town.

The commercial ground-rent proposal is USD150/acre/year, with a 100-year development horizon subject to lawful lease terms, authority, registration and any future renewal. The first proposed funding window is USD2.3815 million for predevelopment, limited serviced-land and agriculture pilots; building and specialist-facility capital are separate. No commitment or project approval is represented as secured.

We welcome your proposed role, sector, acreage, indicative funding, experience and timetable. Equity, lending, joint ventures, build-and-sell arrangements, offtake finance and operator leases will be documented separately. Please use the online interest portal to request the relevant plan and due-diligence discussion.

Submission is nonbinding, does not reserve land and does not create an investment or guaranteed return. We look forward to discussing a practical, funded phase that combines residential development with local employment and accountable project delivery.

The separate in-town project is proposed as Damango Civic Center Square: a fountain-plaza destination for exhibitions, promotions, conferences, office activities and dual-purpose residential/guest accommodation. Qualified conference, hospitality and managed-accommodation operators are invited to propose a documented role.

Development application management: Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust. Temporary Savannah Development Community contact: earthmanherbals@gmail.com. Members may express interest in development committees and board selections through the Trust participation page.

Paul Augustus Hay
Chairman & CEO
Global Exchange R&E Corporation

Diaspora family and community invitation

To: African diaspora relatives, families, individuals, communities and organizations

Subject: Akwaaba - invitation to participate in Damongo City and community agriculture

Akwaaba. Global Exchange R&E Corporation invites you to join the Savannah Development Diaspora Group and explore proposed residential leasehold, agricultural and community-development opportunities at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana.

Individuals seeking less than ten acres may request the USD100 membership program; groups/corporations and ten-acre-plus block participants use the USD500 membership category. These are separate from the USD100 initial plot-request application and any property or farm commitment. Initial expressions of interest do not collect payments.

One Person, One Acre pairs funded agricultural production with a local worker. The current rent-inclusive one-acre base program is USD4,770 for USD500 preparation, USD1,000 planting inputs, USD3,120 annual management and USD150 annual rent, before unpriced crop-specific infrastructure; proposed payment is 40% down and the balance over twelve monthly installments or payment in full. Realized crop cash can be reconciled to installments or reinvestment under agreed terms. A proposed 20% annual return objective depends on actual earnings and is not guaranteed.

Residential and condominium choices are subject to surveyed availability, complete costing and signed documentation. Standard condominiums include fridge, stove, microwave, dishwasher, fitted fixtures, closets and doors. Ten-year mortgage comparisons use 20% down and 7% interest, subject to approved financing.

Please tell us where you live, your family/community affiliation, the acreage or home type you seek and your preferred project. Join the membership/newsletter portal separately if you want ongoing updates. Participation creates a route to documented leasehold rights; no non-citizen freehold or automatic 100-year lease is promised.

Development application management: Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust. Temporary Savannah Development Community contact: earthmanherbals@gmail.com. Members may express interest in development committees and board selections through the Trust participation page.

Paul Augustus Hay
Chairman & CEO
Global Exchange R&E Corporation

Proposed notice to the Damango Uro and Royal Chief Council

To: The Damango Uro and Royal Chief Council, Damongo City, Gonja Kingdom, Savannah Region, Ghana

Subject: Notice of development intentions and request for consultation on land-development agreements

Your Royal Highness and esteemed members of the Royal Chief Council:

On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Zion Trust diaspora development initiative, I respectfully give notice of our intention to advance a phased residential, agricultural and infrastructure proposal for consideration by the authorized traditional authorities and relevant public institutions.

The proposed immediate land program comprises 10,000 acres for Damongo City residential and mixed-use development and a separate 10,000 acres for agriculture. Within the city allocation we propose separate 500-acre sites for a regional commercial airport and the Tema-Damongo tank-farm/storage development, to be implemented by qualified entities under separately approved land-development leases.

Separately from the out-of-town Zion Trust estate, we propose a 17-acre main-street downtown development inside Damongo town itself. It has its own rectangular site concept, land verification, cost schedule and agreements, with mixed commercial/administrative buildings, condominiums and police/fire/ambulance services. We request separate consultation on that town parcel.

Our commercial proposal is average annual ground rent of USD150 per acre, with a 100-year development horizon where lawfully available and renewal arrangements separately documented. We request consultation on the correct lessor authority, boundaries, term, registration, rent commencement, payment administration and permitted uses. We also request written reconciliation of the previously discussed 10% crop-yield allocation with the new annual rental proposal.

We intend to begin with a limited survey, planning, serviced-land and 100-acre agricultural pilot, local employment, community participation and transparent asset/account reporting. Residential plans include education, healthcare, public safety, religious/community sites and public amenities. The lake, airport, fuel storage and other works will proceed only through the applicable feasibility, land and approval processes.

Please advise the appropriate royal protocol, named representatives and consultation arrangements, and nominate a liaison for joint review of the attached business plan. We seek confirmation of the grant/lease documentation described by the sponsor as bearing the sovereign seal; this notice does not imply new approval, authority or waiver of existing community rights.

We respectfully submit our intentions for consideration and welcome your council's guidance on a responsible development pathway that benefits Damongo and the surrounding communities.

We propose the name Damango Civic Center Square for the separate 17-acre in-town scheme, including conference/exhibition activities and dual-purpose guest-residential accommodation, subject to your guidance and the relevant planning and operating approvals.

Paul Augustus Hay
Chairman & CEO
Global Exchange R&E Corporation

Official and institutional consultation invitation

To: Relevant municipal, regional, land, planning, environmental, aviation, energy and institutional representatives

Subject: Request for preliminary consultation - Damongo integrated development proposal

Global Exchange R&E Corporation requests preliminary consultation on the proposed Zion Trust Damongo City Estates and Savannah Development Program. The concept combines a 10,000-acre city and a separate 10,000-acre agriculture estate, with 500-acre airport and 500-acre tank-farm sites included within the city allocation.

We seek guidance on competent authority, land documentation, planning alignment, site studies, community consultation, environmental and utility requirements, and the sector-specific approval pathway. The current publication is an invitation and planning document; it is not evidence of any public approval or operating authorization.

Please identify your office, role, project area and preferred consultation route through the official-response option in the online portal. Public submissions are reviewed as correspondence; identity and authority are confirmed before any response is treated as formal approval.

The proposed USD150/acre annual rent and 100-year development horizon remain subject to lawful terms and documented agreements. We welcome comments on phasing, public-service requirements and safeguards for existing residents, land users and natural resources.

The distinct 17-acre main-street downtown project is located inside Damongo town, while Zion Trust Estates is outside town. Please address the in-town parcel's separate authority, boundaries, traffic, civic-service and land-agreement requirements.

Paul Augustus Hay
Chairman & CEO
Global Exchange R&E Corporation

Applicant expression-of-interest letter template

To: Paul Augustus Hay, Chairman & CEO, Global Exchange R&E Corporation

Subject: Expression of interest in Damongo residential, agricultural or operating development

I wish to express interest in the Zion Trust Damongo City Estates / Savannah Development Program. My online application identifies my name, organization where applicable, country, contact details, participation category and proposed project.

Please review the stated preferred plot or acreage, budget, proposed role, experience and timeline, and advise which business plan, lease, development or investment documents apply. My preferred participation may be residential purchase/leasehold, agricultural crop sponsorship, a group block, development/finance partnership, operator lease or official consultation.

I understand this submission is nonbinding, does not reserve a parcel or establish title, and does not create a payment, token issuance or investment return. I authorize the project team to retain the application and contact me for the requested review; newsletter consent is a separate choice.

Applicant signature/name and date are supplied in the online response and any subsequent executed documents.

Development application management: Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust. Temporary Savannah Development Community contact: earthmanherbals@gmail.com. Members may express interest in development committees and board selections through the Trust participation page.

Paul Augustus Hay
Chairman & CEO
Global Exchange R&E Corporation

Marketing invitation · ready-to-use campaign copy

Akwaaba. Explore your place in Damongo's future. Join the Savannah diaspora network to request residential leasehold documentation, agricultural One Person, One Acre participation, group blocks or development partnerships. Review the 10,000-acre city and 10,000-acre agricultural estate outside town, or the separate 17-acre main-street downtown concept inside Damongo. Submit your interest and receive a reference for sponsor review. Proposed development, subject to land rights, complete costing and approved agreements; investment returns are not guaranteed.

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